More questions about Sinead O'Connor's death continue to arise as details surrounding it remain a mystery.
The music industry was left heartbroken after finding out about O'Connor's death in a statement from her family, which was released a few hours after the authorities responded to her London flat. The coroner said that her cause of death is yet to be determined amid pending autopsy.
Sinead O'Connor's Death Date Mysterious?
The London Metropolitan Police found O'Connor's body Wednesday and pronounced her death at the scene. The Irish singer's cause of death will be determined "within months" soon after the autopsy is completed, but a new question arises and surrounds her demise.
A spokesperson for the London Inner South Coroner's Court recently revealed that, while O'Connor's death is not suspicious, the exact date of death is still unknown.
Daily Mail cited the statement from the coroner, revealing that the answers to these questions would only be given once the autopsy results show critical details regarding the event.
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Ireland's public broadcaster, RTE, received a confirmation from O'Connor's family hours after she was found unresponsive during a welfare check. The singer was soon pronounced dead, but event is not being treated as suspicious.
"It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Sinéad," her family said. "Her family and friends are devastated and have requested privacy at this very difficult time."
Why Sinead O'Connor Moved to London Revealed
Before her death, O'Connor moved to the penthouse flat - where she was found dead - from Ireland in the hopes of feeling less lonely.
In her final days, the other residents of the block noticed how she often looked down for long periods from her large balcony. They also said that the singer left her lights on and her doors and windows open every day.
Other eyewitnesses said O'Connor also smoked outside the main entrance and talked to several residents as he battled loneliness and grief after her son, Shane, died in 2022.
Before her death, the singer sparked concerns when she attempted suicide several times amid her personal struggles with borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and bipolar disorder.
She also posted worrying posts online days before her death, including a since-deleted post on July 17 in which she herself a person "living as undead night creature" after her child's death.
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