Sussex Police have officially closed their investigation into the deaths of three sisters who drowned off the coast of Brighton, concluding that no criminal activity was involved. The investigation, which followed the tragic incident, sought to determine if any third-party actions contributed to the sisters entering the water or their subsequent inability to reach safety.

While the BBC report confirms the police findings, it provides limited context regarding the specific circumstances leading up to the event or the timeline of the investigation. The conclusion of 'no criminality' suggests that authorities are treating the deaths as a tragic accident rather than a result of foul play or negligence by other parties. No further legal action is expected to be taken by the Sussex Police in relation to this case.

Because the available reporting is brief, there is currently no information regarding the identities of the sisters, the exact date of the incident, or the specific conditions of the sea at the time. The investigation's closure marks the end of the formal police inquiry into potential criminal wrongdoing, though it leaves several questions unanswered regarding the broader context of the tragedy.