Nothing Left Unsaid

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"When the daylight comes I have to go, but tonight I'm going to hold you so close."
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Letterman Publications Ltd offer to publish late actor Hans Potterman's autobiography posthumously: Lois Potterman - Everett says money will go to The Hans Foundation

Clayton Marshall, Director of Contents, Entertainment Times

- 10 September 2015, California

Following the thorough perusal of unsent letters and a handwritten journal found in the house of late Actor Hans Potterman, experts working in the suicide case of Actor Potterman have concluded that Potterman was working on an autobiographical account of the Hollywood through his eyes and the people in his life.

An auction conducted by the family of the late actor was held in the Townhall Hotel for the sale of all written copyrights with the entire money going to the charity Co chaired by the actor's sister, Lois Potterman - Everett and his fiancée, Laura Beaumont. The Hans Foundation will help people struggling with depression and other mental illnesses and aid them to get their lives back on track through positive counselling sessions and an uplifting atmosphere. The actor's suicide which was the highly talked about incident on social media was the inspiration behind this foundation already funded by a dozen other philanthropists and Hollywood stars.

"It's been a very sad couple days for all of us," said Lois Potterman - Everett, "No one knew that Hans was hiding inside of him so many memories and regrets. We thought he was doing fine. He never looked like there was a battle raging inside him.

"I heard that a lot of people have been calling him 'coward' and 'spineles.' I will tell you this. My brother never flinched even when the demons inside his head threatened to kill him. He never turned his away from helping a person in need. He was never bitter about whatever cards life dealt him."

Her voice broke as she continued, "He just needed a saviour."

Later that night Mrs Potterman - Everett who married British Olympic medallist Jackson Everett three years ago, tweeted saying,

"I'm very proud of you, brother. I miss you so fucking much. Come back. xoxo."

The rights to all written and movie adaptations was sold to Letterman Publications Ltd., which became popular after kick starting Young Adult Novelist Miranda Lowe's career, to a whopping amount of 15 million dollars, making it the largest investment of the publication house.

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Four Questions w/ Actor Hans Potterman
[Full interview - 17 August 2013 by D.A.N(verified)]

D.A.N: So, Mr Potterman, [grins] are you ready?

Hans: As ready as I'll ever be. [Rubs hands together]

D.A.N: First question. Who or what is your biggest inspiration?

Hans: People. I plainly admire people. I love people of all races, languages, and nationalities. I love the untold stories.

D.A.N: What is your stand on social status?

Hans: It's Bullshit.