No criminality in death of three sisters who died in sea
Summary
A police investigation into the deaths of three sisters found no evidence that anyone else was involved. The women, aged 31 to 36, drowned in the sea near Brighton, and police confirmed their deaths were not caused by criminal actions.Key Facts
- Three sisters, Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32), and Rebecca Walters (31), died by drowning in the sea near Brighton on 13 May.
- Police found no signs of crime or that other people were involved in their deaths.
- The sisters were dropped off by a taxi at Madeira Drive around 10:20 PM on 12 May.
- There was no evidence they visited nightclubs or businesses before their deaths.
- An inquest is open and will continue in early October to establish the full facts of their deaths.
- Their father identified their bodies and described losing all three daughters as a huge personal tragedy.
- The sisters lived together in Greenford, London.
- Sussex Police have closed their investigation but may reopen it if new information comes forward.
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