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Sinead O’Connor writes vulgar, angry Facebook letter after going missing

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Editor’s note: This post contains foul language that some readers may find offensive. 

Shortly after Sinead O’Connor was reported missing (and was subsequently found), she took to her Facebook page and posted a bizarre, expletive-laced rant titled “Open Letter to John Reynolds.”

Reynolds is the first husband of O’Connor, and they have one child together, Jake, who is also referenced in the letter.

Among many accusations, she says she was “abandoned” and “left to die” by the pair for being mentally ill and suicidal.

READ MORE: Sinead O’Connor accuses Arsenio Hall of supplying drugs to Prince

The latter part of the letter says she’ll “see [them] all in court. I want damages.” She claims that she’s been unable to work, and blames her unsupportive family for causing her “enormous trauma.”
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O’Connor, 49, was reported missing after failing to return from a bike ride in the village of Wilmette, Ill., and a concerned unidentified friend called police. After a brief search she was found safe, reportedly at a local hotel.

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Irish singer O’Connor achieved worldwide fame in 1990 with her version of the song Nothing Compares 2 U.

Over the past several years, she’s had many outbursts on social media, calling attention to her mental illness and suicidal thoughts. Her latest Facebook posts accused ’90s talk show host Arsenio Hall of selling drugs to Prince.

READ MORE: Sinead O’Connor’s Facebook page shut down after another suicidal post

In December 2015, her Facebook page was shut down after she shared a series of negative and derogatory posts.

If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, is in crisis or needs someone to talk to, you can find 24-hour help through the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention.

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