“My beautiful son, Nevi'im Nesta Ali Shane O'Connor, the light of my life has decided to end his fight on earth and is now with God. May he rest in peace and may no one follow his example. My baby. I love you so. Rest in peace
”.
It is in these terms that Sinéad O'Connor shared the terrible news on Twitter on Saturday morning.
The 17-year-old young man with suicidal tendencies had fled two days earlier from the hospital where he was admitted for surveillance. After a search notice launched by the Irish police, his body was found Friday in a district of Dublin, reports
The Guardian
.
Before the announcement of her death, the Irish interpreter of
Nothing Compares 2U
published, still on Twitter, several anguished messages begging her son to contact her and not to give up. “
This is a message for my son, Shane. Shane, this isn't all fun anymore. You're scaring me. Could you please go to a Gardai
station
. If you are with Shane, please call the Gardai for his safety, ”
she wrote. And to continue:
“My world would collapse without you. You're my Heart. Please keep fighting. Please don't hurt yourself. Go to Gardai and we'll take you to the hospital. ”
A photo of thesmiling teenager then accompanied the messages.
At the same time, Sinéad O'Connor addressed himself to the hospital where his son was admitted.
"
I want to know how the Lynn Ward ward at Taillight Hospital, which is supposed to supervise my child 24/7 managed to let him escape this morning when 7 days ago he did two serious suicide attempts
”, wondered the artist Thursday while threatening the institution of legal proceedings.
Sinéad O'Connor, suffering from bipolar disorder since his youth, has herself made several suicide attempts.
And shares for years his distress on social networks.
In 2015, she posted a letter on Facebook stating that she wanted to end her life by overdosing.
She was eventually located and hospitalized.
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