3 Sisters Found Mysteriously Dead In Sea Years After Their Mother’s Drowning Death — Now Police Want Answers

According to a press release issued by Sussex Police on May 20, investigators in the UK have formally identified the three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the sea near Black Rock car park off Madeira Drive in Brighton. Following extensive enquiries, the women were named as 36-year-old Jane Adetoro, 32-year-old Christina Walters and 31-year-old Rebecca Walters. The sisters, all from the Uxbridge area of London, have been described by police as a close-knit family, with specialist officers now supporting their next of kin through the tragedy.

On May 13, emergency services were called to the beach near Black Rock car park off Madeira Drive at around 5:45am, where the bodies of the three women were tragically recovered from the sea. Police said investigations into how the three women came to be in the water remain ongoing. At this stage, detectives have found no evidence of third-party involvement or criminality, although specialist investigators continue working to establish the full circumstances surrounding their deaths, the press released noted.

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As part of the inquiry, officers have reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage, carried out interviews at nearby homes and businesses, and worked closely with partners in Brighton and London in an effort to trace the sisters’ final movements. Sussex Police are continuing to appeal for anyone with information that could assist the investigation to come forward, particularly those who may have seen the sisters in the Madeira Drive area between 10pm on May 12 and 5:30am on May 13.

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