A second woman has reportedly entered the Niagara River near Horseshoe Falls, just over a week after Chianti Means and her two children plunged to their deaths in what authorities have determined to be intentional acts. Means, a domestic violence counselor, was suffering from postpartum depression, as confirmed by her cousin, Bierra Hamilton, who refuted claims that the incident was related to a breakup with her daughter's father. Despite widespread speculation on social media, family members insist that Means' actions were driven by her mental health struggles rather than romantic heartache. A search operation is ongoing for the recently missing woman and the bodies of Means and her children. The tragic incidents have highlighted the severe impact of postpartum depression, which continues to be a critical mental health issue affecting new parents. Community members held a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of Means and her children.