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Three sisters who drowned in Brighton decided to end their own lives, inquest finds

Three sisters who drowned in Brighton decided to end their own lives, inquest finds

Summary

Three sisters from London drowned in the sea at Brighton on May 13. A coroner ruled that they decided together to end their own lives by suicide.

Key Facts

  • The sisters were Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32), and Rebecca Walters (31).
  • They visited their mother’s former home in Birmingham days before their deaths; their mother had also drowned in 2010.
  • They arrived in Brighton by taxi on the night of May 12 and were last seen alive early on May 13.
  • All three drowned; none knew how to swim, and the sea conditions were rough.
  • No drugs, alcohol, or signs of violence were found in their bodies.
  • Christina had a history of anxiety and depression; no such issues were reported for Rebecca, and Jane was not registered with a doctor.
  • The coroner stated the sisters lived private, secluded lives, and the reason for their actions remains unknown.
  • Their father expressed deep sorrow and said he will always love his daughters.
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