Sinead O‘Connor Says She Will Sue Family, Claims They Abandoned Her ’For Being Suicidal’

Singer Sinead O'Connor, who went missing on May 15 after a bike ride in Chicago, wrote a strong open letter on Facebook to her ex-husband, just hours after being found.
Sinead O‘Connor Says She Will Sue Family, Claims They Abandoned Her ’For Being Suicidal’
Irish singer Sinead O'Connor performs on August 11, 2013 in Lorient, western of France during the Inter-Celtic Festival of Lorient. Fred Tanneau/AFP/Getty Images
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Singer Sinead O'Connor, who went missing on May 15 after a bike ride in Chicago, wrote a strong open letter on Facebook to her ex-husband, just hours after being found. 

In the Facebook post, O'Connor lashes out against her former partner, John Reynolds, her eldest son Jake, and her father—saying she will sue them.

The open letter appeared after the singer went for a bike ride on May 15 at 6 a.m. and disappeared. Police believed she was at risk of suicide, according to TMZ. Officials sent out an alert classifying the singer as “missing suicidal.”

Authorities said on May 16 in the afternoon that O'Connor had been found safe, no other details have been released.

O'Connor, writing to her ex-husband, referred to Jake as “evil son of ours.”

“You all abandoned me FOR BEING SUICIDAL,” the singer wrote to her family.