The heartbreaking news of Robin Williams’ passing has been officially confirmed as a suicide by officials in Marin County.

The results of the autopsy disclosed that Williams’ cause of death was attributed to asphyxia and hanging.

At the age of 63, the beloved actor tragically passed away on August 11 at his residence in Tiburon, California.

Toxicology reports indicated the presence of antidepressants, caffeine, and levodopa – a medication used for treating Parkinson’s disease – in his system.

It was revealed by his widow, Susan, following his death that Williams had been struggling with severe depression for an extended period and had recently received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease.

Additionally, medical records documented a recent surge in paranoia experienced by Williams.

In the events leading up to his passing, Williams had taken the peculiar step of placing several wristwatches inside a sock and delivering them to an undisclosed individual out of concern for their safety.

He also made a call to Susan at 7:09 p.m. on the night before his demise, notifying her of his errand to collect magazines for her from the bookstore.

Upon returning home, Williams appeared normal as he handed the magazines to Susan and engaged in activities around the house.

However, as the night progressed, he delved into their closet, taking his iPad with him.

Susan, under the impression that he was in good spirits and planning to read, thought nothing of it.

Little did she know that this would be the last interaction she would have with him as he left their bedroom around 10:30 p.m.

The next morning, assuming her husband was still asleep, Susan left the house.

Concern arose when Williams’ assistant, at about 11:45 a.m., found a note from the actor and eventually discovered him lifeless in the closet, hanging by a nylon belt.

It was observed that Williams, who was undergoing treatment for severe depression, had cuts on his wrist and was not wearing any jewelry or timepiece.

The room where Williams was found belonged to his stepson, who was away at the time.

Williams had been using a separate bedroom due to his struggles with sleeplessness and restlessness caused by Parkinson’s disease and anxiety.

Personal items like an iPad and various antidepressants were found near his body, along with a pocketknife bearing traces of his blood.

Despite the absence of explicit suicidal expressions or actions noted by Williams’ wife and assistant, the investigation shed light on his longstanding battle with depression.

There was no evidence of tampering with his medication regimen, and digital examinations uncovered no indicators of suicidal intentions on his electronic devices.

The circumstances surrounding Williams’ passing drew parallels to a movie scene he had previously worked on involving autoerotic asphyxiation, although Mrs. Williams denied any history of such behavior.

While no explicit searches related to suicide or hanging were found in his browsing history, similarities between his death and a film scene were noted.

The release of detailed information regarding Williams’ demise by the Marin Sheriff’s Office garnered mixed reactions but was deemed necessary under public records laws.

Williams, celebrated for his acting prowess, left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry with accolades including an Oscar win and multiple nominations, showcasing his talent in both film and television.