A deceased man was discovered on Rottingdean beach in Brighton, adding to the recent tragedies that have struck the seaside community. Sussex Police confirmed the finding on Friday morning, with authorities currently present at the location maintaining a cordon.
The police spokesperson stated that the body of the man was reported on May 29, and efforts are ongoing to identify him and determine the circumstances surrounding his death.
This incident follows the retrieval of three bodies near Madeira Drive on May 13. Sussex Police identified the deceased as Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, all from the Uxbridge area.
An inquest into the sisters’ deaths commenced at Woodvale in Brighton, where initial post-mortem examinations indicated the cause of death as “yet to be ascertained.” The senior coroner extended condolences to the father of the deceased women, acknowledging the profound loss he must be experiencing.
Medical investigations are in progress to establish the exact cause of death for the three women, with authorities currently ruling out any external involvement. The sisters resided together in Greenford, west London, and further details will be examined during the adjourned inquest scheduled for October 8.
Their father expressed the enduring pain of their absence but celebrated the cherished memories shared with his daughters. A GoFundMe campaign initiated by the family to cover funeral expenses and provide support has garnered close to £44,000 in donations.
