Sisters Found Dead After Meticulously Planned Suicide Pact The deaths of three sisters who took their own lives as part of a meticulously planned suicide pact has left a nation in shock. The sisters, who were devout church-goers, rarely went out, and had no history of alcohol or drug use. An inquest into their deaths found that the sisters had struggled with mental health issues and were 'incredibly private' and lived 'very secluded lives.' The sisters left behind professional success, with one being an accountant and another an HR administrator. They were devout church-goers, rarely went out, and had no history of alcohol or drug use. The trio's lifeless bodies were pulled from the sea at Brighton beach on May 13. The initial assumption that they were partygoers who took a wrong turn led to widespread speculation. However, this was later proved to be false, and it was discovered that the sisters rarely went out, and in this case, they visited the lake where their mother drowned 16 years earlier.Sisters planned meticulous suicide pactThe trio had put their affairs in order, paid off their debts, and closed their bank accounts, and it was found that they planned to take their own lives as part of a meticulous suicide pact. On the evening of May 11, they set off from their flat in west London to Birmingham, visiting their mother's grave before heading to the lake where she drowned.The inquest found that the sisters were 'incredibly private' and lived 'very secluded lives,' and that they were struggling with mental health issues. One sister, Christina, suffered from depression since their mother's death. The sisters left behind professional success, with one being an accountant and another an HR administrator. Their mother died by drowning in a nearby lake in 2010.Suicide pact leaves nation shockedThe sisters' decision to take their own lives, as part of a suicide pact, has left a nation shocked and grappling with the complexities of mental health.