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The tragic discovery of three sisters’ bodies in the sea near Brighton has left the community in mourning. Authorities have now identified the women as Jane Adetoro, 36, and her sisters Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, all hailing from Uxbridge in London. The investigation into the circumstances of their deaths continues, while their father has shared a heartfelt tribute to his lost daughters.
According to Sussex Police, the sisters were found near the Black Rock car park early last Wednesday morning. As the news spread, both Brighton and London communities were deeply affected by the loss of these vibrant women. Their grieving father described them as “unique and precious” in a moving statement.
“With a heart weighed down by sorrow and love, I honor the memory of my beloved daughters — Jane, Christina, and Becky,” their father Joseph expressed, lamenting their untimely passing.
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ane Adetoro poses with her sisters Christina Walters and Rebecca Walters in an undated family photo released following the recovery of the three women from the sea near Brighton beach in England. (Sussex Police)
“No words can truly describe the pain of losing three daughters in the prime of their lives. Jane, Christina, and Becky were more than daughters to me; they were my joy, my strength, and the beautiful light that filled our family with happiness and love,” he added.
Authorities say there is currently no evidence of criminality or third-party involvement, but detectives are continuing extensive inquiries to understand how the women came to be in the water.
Specialist detectives are reviewing hundreds of hours of CCTV footage and tracing the women’s final movements between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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In this undated photo, father Joseph Walters is pictured with his three daughters who were tragically discovered deceased at Brighton beach. (Sussex Police)
Police urged anyone who saw the sisters near Madeira Drive between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 5:30 a.m. Wednesday to come forward.
Chief Superintendent Adam Hays said investigators would “leave no stone unturned” as authorities work to determine what led to the deaths of the three sisters.
“I know this incident has had a profound impact on the local community in Brighton, and across the country, and I’d like to reassure the public we will leave no stone unturned in our investigation to understand exactly what led to the tragic events of that Wednesday morning,” Hays said in a statement.
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Police guard the beach after the bodies were found on May 13, 2026, in Brighton, England. (Charlotte Coney/Getty Images)
The Superintendent urged privacy for the Walters family in this “terrible tragedy” as the investigation unfolds.
“This investigation will continue in earnest, with Jane, Christina and Rebecca’s family at its center. I would ask that they are given the privacy to come to terms with this terrible tragedy,” Hays added.
The sisters’ father, Joseph, closed his message in dedication to the spirits of his three daughters:
“Though you are no longer here beside us, your spirits live on in our hearts every day. Love like yours never dies. You will forever remain a part of our lives, our prayers, and our memories,” Joseph said.