Tragic Drowning of Brighton Sisters Linked to Mother's Mental Health Struggles
Mum of tragic Brighton sisters 'struggled with mental health' before pulled from lake

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Three sisters from west London, Jane Adetoro, Christina Walters, and Rebecca Walters, drowned in Brighton on May 13, 2026, possibly while honoring their mother, Janice Adetoro, who also struggled with mental health issues before her own tragic drowning in Birmingham. The family is now seeking support for funeral expenses as investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the sisters' deaths.
- 01The sisters drowned in the sea at Brighton, with their deaths possibly linked to their mother's tragic past.
- 02Janice Adetoro, their mother, struggled with mental health issues before drowning in Brookvale Park, Birmingham, in 2010.
- 03The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign that raised nearly £30,000 to cover funeral costs, surpassing the initial goal of £18,000.
- 04Detectives are investigating the circumstances of the sisters' deaths, with no evidence of foul play or third-party involvement.
- 05Chief Superintendent Adam Hays of Sussex Police emphasized the impact of the incident on the local community and assured a thorough investigation.
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On May 13, 2026, three sisters from west London—Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32), and Rebecca Walters (31)—tragically drowned in the sea at Brighton. Family members believe they may have been attempting to honor their mother, Janice Adetoro, who drowned in Brookvale Park, Birmingham, in 2010 after struggling with mental health issues. Their father, Joseph, expressed profound sorrow over the loss of his daughters, describing them as his 'joy and strength.' He stated, 'The tragedy of losing all three of you has left an emptiness that words cannot heal.' The family launched a GoFundMe campaign to assist with funeral expenses, raising nearly £30,000 (approximately $37,000 USD) to date, far exceeding their initial goal of £18,000. Meanwhile, Sussex Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sisters' deaths, with no indications of crime or third-party involvement. Chief Superintendent Adam Hays highlighted the incident's impact on the Brighton community and assured that the investigation will continue diligently, urging respect for the family's privacy during this difficult time.
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The tragic loss of the sisters has deeply affected their family and the local community in Brighton, highlighting the need for mental health awareness and support.
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