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Actor Hans Potterman dead: Family doctor claims it was suicide!

Kyle Rivers, Entertainment Correspondent, News Daily

02 September 2015, Manchester

Barely a day after the world woke up to the devastating news that the critically acclaimed star Hans Potterman was found dead in his apartment in Beverly Hills, more devastating news is starting to pour in.

News Daily got in touch with Potterman's medical consultant, Dr Charles Hopkins from Manchester this morning. Dr Hopkins was the family doctor of the Potterman's from when they moved to the United Kingdom from West Germany in search of employment opportunities. Dr Hopkins sounded visibly shaken as he spoke to the News Daily Correspondent about Hans Potterman, a boy whom he treated for minor scrapes and flus.

He also confirmed that he had been in contact with the Potterman family who sent him the digiatlly scanned autopsy reports.

"The ratio is alarming," he said referring to the traces of heroin and painkillers found in Potterman's blood. "It seems almost deliberate. As if whoever injected heroin took a disproportionate amount of Cannabis and Aleve to go with it, knowing that it could possibly be toxic. We usually prescribe this combination in very mild proportions for patients post cardiovascular surgeries, or myocardial infarctions."

This casts a different light on the entire investigation. Did Hans Potterman commit suicide then? At the top of his career with two Oscar nominations and one Golden Globe award and numerous citations?

The Potterman family was not available for comments.

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Hans Potterman on The Oprah Show

[Clip from the full episode 07 June 1999]

Oprah: Now, I'm sure a lot of us have been seeing pictures of this gentlemen all across New York City. He's the new face of Hugo, and the male antagonist in the documentary 'Fitzroy' which just received a standing ovation at the Toronto Film Festival. Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for the newest star in Hollywood, Hans Potterman!

[applause and cheers]

[A tall man dressed in a navy suit walks in, too nervous to wave at the audience]

Oprah: Hans, I must tell you! You look ravishing! Don't you agree, ladies?

[screams]

Hans: [chuckles] Thank you, Oprah, it feels great to be here.

Oprah: Tell us about your documentary! We heard it was a success!

Hans: Oh, yeah. At Toronto. It was certainly an experience. The documentary is about the last few days of Henry Fitzroy, the bastard son of Henry the eighth. Well, his death, although reported of consumption, is a bit shady. Like all historical deaths are. So we explored the angle of him being murdered by the men of the court. And also his relationship with his wife's brother, Henry Howard. So yeah, it's racy, it's sensual, it's a bit dark, too. So, yeah.

[applause]

Oprah: Well, it certainly sounds interesting. A never before take on history. So, when is it releasing?

Hans: Oh, we're wrapping up some last minute stuff. And it will release in the UK first, in two weeks and elsewhere by first week of October, yeah.