Three sisters found dead in Brighton sea had revisited mother’s drowning site
Three sisters, Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32), and Rebecca Walters (31), were found dead in the sea at Brighton Beach in the early hours of May 13. Remarkably, just two days before their deaths, the three had visited a lake in Birmingham where their mother, Janice Adetoro, had drowned 16 years earlier in 2010. Their cousin has suggested that this visit may have held deeper significance, given that the sisters were profoundly affected by their mother's loss and never fully recovered from it.
Sussex Police concluded their investigation and found no evidence of crime or third-party involvement. The sisters—who were aged 20, 16, and 15 when their mother died from mental health-related circumstances—had subsequently moved to London and lived quietly, described by neighbours as intensely private. Their father Joseph has been severely affected by the loss. A GoFundMe page established by their uncle has raised over £45,000 to assist with funeral costs, and an inquest was scheduled to take place the following month to provide further insight into the tragedy.
- Three sisters found dead in Brighton sea days after visiting lake where mother drowned
- No evidence of crime; mother died 16 years prior in 2010 from mental health crisis
- Father devastated; family seeking answers through upcoming inquest proceedings
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Three sisters who died in sea in Brighton visited the lake where their mother drowned just 48 hours before the tragedy”.