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Darrell Sheets' son, Brandon, said "we plan to reopen" his father's shop, Havasu Show Me Your Junk.
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Darrell, a participant in the first 15 seasons show "Storage Wars"« , committed suicide on April 22.
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«"Please give us some time to gather our supplies and get through these difficult times," Brandon wrote.
Darrell Sheets' son shared news about his store.
Brandon Sheets, son of the late star TV show "Storage Wars"« , published a post in which he talked about the fate of his father's antique store, Havasu Show Me Your Junk, in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
«"We appreciate all your concerns and condolences," Brandon wrote. "We plan to reopen Lake Havasu's Show Me Your Junk.".
Brandon did not provide a timeline for the reopening of the store, which is currently listed as "temporarily closed" on Google Maps.
Darrell Sheets on "Warehouse Warehouse Warehouse" (Photo: A&E)
«"Please give us time to gather all the necessary materials and get through these difficult times," he wrote. "An exact date has not yet been determined.".
He continued: «We appreciate all our fans. Storage Wars ! We'll be back bigger and better than ever!"»
Brandon concluded his speech with even more enthusiasm, addressing his supporters and quoting his late father's catchphrase, "wow factor," before signing off. "Just remember, you all make up the 'wow factor, baby,'" he wrote. "We love and appreciate all your positive energy (any slander or malicious intent will be blocked and reported to third parties). Thank you all for your support.".
Darrell Sheets appeared in 163 episodes of the show. «Storage Wars» for the first 15 seasons on A&E. He was found dead on April 22 in a home in Lake Havasu City. Lake Havasu City police later told the publication Entertainment Weekly , that Darrell committed suicide.
Brandon previously paid tribute to his late father in an Instagram post shortly after his death. "My heart is broken... I love you, Dad, and I will do everything I can to live in your honor and honor our family," he wrote. "Let's all continue to create these memories and preserve the legacy that is Darrell (Player) Sheets.".
Brandon continued, "I think we all just need time to reflect and remember all the good things my Father was and will be through my son and me. The love we all feel for this man and all his kindness are just a small part of who he truly is.".
Darrell Sheets in New York City on May 9, 2012. Photo: Jason Kempin/Getty.
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Shortly after his death, a colleague of Durrell's based on the reality show «Storage Wars» René Nezhoda claimed that the late reality show participant had recently been subjected to harassment.
«"He's been getting really harassed and cyberbullied by a guy lately," Nezhoda said on social media. "Guys, just because you watch us on TV doesn't mean you know us. It doesn't mean you know what we do. And it doesn't give you the right to bully anyone.".
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