Deaths of three women in sea at Brighton had no criminal involvement, police say
Summary
Police have concluded that the deaths of three sisters found drowned in the sea near Brighton were not caused by any crime or involvement from others. The women were last seen getting out of a taxi late at night and entered the water near where their bodies were found.Key Facts
- Three sisters, Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32), and Rebecca Walters (31), died by drowning near Brighton beach.
- Their bodies were found on May 13, and a postmortem confirmed drowning as the cause of death.
- The women were dropped off by taxi at Madeira Drive, Brighton, at 10:20 pm on May 12.
- Police found no evidence they visited any local businesses or nightclubs that night.
- The investigation showed no signs of crime or anyone else being involved in their deaths.
- The East Sussex coroner will look further into their final movements and reasons for entering the water.
- Police acknowledged concerns in the Black community about deaths near bodies of water and asked for privacy for the family.
- A fundraiser for the sisters’ funerals raised nearly £46,000 from over 2,200 donations.
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