Three women who were tragically found deceased in the sea off Brighton beach have been identified by authorities. Sussex Police confirmed that the individuals were sisters named Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walter, 32, and Rebecca Walter, 31, from the Uxbridge area in London.
Their father, Joseph, expressed profound sorrow over the loss of his daughters. He paid tribute to them, describing each one’s unique qualities and the impact they had on their family. The sisters were remembered for their strength, kindness, and joyful spirits that brought happiness to those around them.
Following concerns raised about a woman’s welfare, emergency services responded to Brighton beach early on Wednesday, May 13. The bodies of the three women were recovered near Madeira Drive. A thorough investigation is ongoing to determine the circumstances leading to their deaths.
Local residents suspect that the women might have been swept away from the shore after venturing into the sea and falling into deeper waters. Police and coastguard personnel were present along the seafront, with efforts focused on understanding the sequence of events that led to the tragic incident.
Sussex Police stated that there is currently no evidence indicating external involvement or criminal activity. However, detectives are diligently piecing together information through various means, including reviewing CCTV footage and engaging with local establishments to retrace the women’s movements before their deaths.
Chief Superintendent Adam Hays extended condolences to the family of the deceased sisters and assured the public of a thorough investigation to uncover the details surrounding the tragic incident. The family is at the forefront of the investigation, and privacy is requested to allow them time to cope with the devastating loss.
