The death of 3 sisters who drowned in the sea turned out to be a "mass suicide". Their mother also killed herself in the lake

The tragic truth about the deaths of 3 sisters, whose lifeless bodies were found in the sea in Brighton, southern England, on May 13, has been revealed.

According to AFP, at the hearing held today, Coroner Penelope Schofield; He said that it was understood that the sisters named Jane Adetoro (36), Christina Walters (32) and Rebecca Walters (31), whose bodies were retrieved from the water off the coast of Brighton on a windy day on May 13, entered the sea with the intention of taking their own lives.

Stating that the brothers, who live together in an apartment in the capital London, set out from London with a taxi they had booked in advance and arrived in Brighton late in the evening, Schofield said, "They were last seen alive on the beach at around 03:00. Although they did not know how to swim, they went into the sea in pitch darkness when the sea conditions were unfavorable." he said.

Coroner Schofield stated that the sisters, who were found to have lived a secluded life after their mother's death, did not know why they attempted such an action or why they chose to do it in Brighton.

At the hearing, it was stated that the sisters' mother committed suicide by diving into a lake 16 years ago, and that the sisters visited that area one day before taking their own lives.

It was reported that during the examination of Christina's laptop by the police, 227 statements about water and 179 statements about suicide were found.

Police had previously said that no criminal evidence was found in the deaths of the women and that the brothers did not enter or leave businesses or nightclubs in the area.