The family of three sisters who died in the sea in Brighton breaks its silence, describing the circumstances and the impact on surviving relatives. In accounts published by the Daily Mail, Genevieve Barnaby-Adetoro says she did not teach the sisters how to swim, and her remarks emphasize the distress within the family following the deaths. The reporting also refers to a previously reported tragedy involving the sisters’ mother, which the family says has haunted them, and it mentions an additional sibling who remains inconsolable after the incident. The articles describe the family’s comments as coming after a period of silence, presenting personal reflections on the loss and what the family believes contributed to the outcome. No further detailed information about the incident’s exact date, the sisters’ ages, or the immediate circumstances leading to the drowning is provided in the supplied text excerpts. The coverage centers on the family’s statements and the aftermath for relatives rather than on an official investigation or trial details.