Darrell Sheets, a prominent figure on the reality series "Storage Wars," died by suicide, with a note found at the scene referencing cyberbullying.

The Lake Havasu City Police Department released an incident report this week, confirming the details surrounding Sheets' death on April 22 at his Arizona home.

The Mohave County Medical Examiner’s Office previously confirmed Sheets' death as a suicide in May.

At that time, police also indicated they were investigating allegations of cyberbullying in connection with the case.

This development sheds light on the personal struggles faced by the reality TV personality, offering a glimpse into the pressures he may have been experiencing.

According to the incident report provided to NBC News, a note was discovered hidden in a bathroom closet near where Sheets was found.

The note, written in what appeared to be shaky handwriting, stated, "I could not take anymore the Facebook bulling."

Police subsequently interviewed the individual identified as the alleged cyberbully.

This person reportedly refused to cooperate, denying any involvement in Sheets' death and stating they were not in Arizona at the time.

The alleged bully also claimed to be receiving death threats and declined to answer further questions.

Sheets' girlfriend also spoke with police, recounting her interactions with him shortly before his death.

She stated that after dinner, Sheets was texting his daughter-in-law, who allegedly told him his girlfriend was "suspicious and that she was stealing money from" him.

Sheets was reportedly "sad and upset" by these messages.

Later that night, after his girlfriend had left and returned, she found Sheets in his office with what she believed to be a gun to his head.

She heard a gunshot after attempting to plead with him and then called 911.

She also informed police that Sheets had been struggling with sleep and stress due to "issues with a male slandering his name," and had been "devastated" by a recent verbal argument with his son over "family drama."

Sheets, known as "the gambler" on "Storage Wars" for his risky auction bids, was a regular cast member since the show's debut in 2010.

The series follows bidders searching for valuable items in abandoned storage units.

Following his death, some of his former co-stars shared their condolences and spoke out against cyberbullying.

Brandi Passante expressed sorrow over the circumstances, while Rene Nezhoda highlighted Sheets' dedication to his family and urged law enforcement to investigate the alleged cyberbully, emphasizing the unknown struggles individuals may face.