It has been a year since Robin Williams' death, and circumstances surrounding his suicide are yet to be publicized.

It has been speculated that Robin Williams was suffering from depression before his suicide, but details about the incident were purportedly kept from the public eye.

A year after the actor's untimely death, a new report surfaced suggesting that Robin Williams allegedly left suicide notes before his demise last year.

"Williams often wrote little notes to himself as a kind of therapy," Globe Magazine reported.

"Robin scribbled words on pieces of paper and left them all over the place. On their own, they really didn't make much sense. But when you look at them as a whole in light of the suicide, Robin was clearly reaching the point where he couldn't take the pain and anguish of his life any longer."

According to the report, Robin Williams' first suicide said "I'm done with that." The second note reportedly said, "Time to go," while the last note said "No more to come."

Some may argue that the three notes found may not exactly be suicide notes, but some believe the notes reflect Robin Williams' state of mind before his suicide.

"Although it is not a traditional suicide note, and doesn't offer much closure on Robin's death - the notes do reveal that Robin was very tortured and unhappy, and although we miss him greatly it is somewhat comforting to know that he is no longer suffering and going through the hellish battles with his mental health and substance abuse," Celeb Dirty Laundry reported.

"And, those notes can also put to rest the conspiracy theories that Robin William's greedy wife Susan Schneider had something to do with his death, and his suicide was all some sort of elaborate cover-up."