Cause of deaths of three sisters found dead in sea off Brighton beach remains a mystery
The cause of death for three sisters found in the sea off Brighton beach remains unclear. An inquest revealed that the circumstances leading to their deaths are still being investigated, with no evidence of criminality. The sisters' father was assured by the coroner that police are not looking for third-party involvement.
- ▪The bodies of Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, were recovered from the sea on May 13.
- ▪An inquest has determined that the cause of death is 'unascertained'.
- ▪Sussex Police stated there is no evidence suggesting criminal activity or third-party involvement.
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