Three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton in May have been found to have died by suicide, in line with a coroner’s conclusion. The women—Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31—all from London—were retrieved from the water in the early hours of 13 May after entering the sea off Sussex, according to multiple outlets.

The inquest heard the sisters travelled from west London and had visited a location in Birmingham associated with their late mother’s death shortly before the Brighton incident. Sources describe them taking a taxi to the Birmingham street where their mother had lived and returning to their flat later. Coroners also heard that they could not swim and that sea conditions were adverse. Post-mortem findings reported no evidence of drugs or alcohol and no indications of violence.

Outlets largely agree on the identification of the three women, the date their bodies were recovered, and the coroner’s finding that they intended to end their lives. Some coverage adds more detail about family accounts of the sisters’ grief and mental health history, while other reports focus more on the official conclusions and the circumstances on the night, including references to CCTV coverage and emergency responses by the RNLI and paramedics.