Chianti Means' haunting final post was revealed before she jumped off Niagara Falls with two children

The New York mother who jumped to her death at Niagara Falls with her baby and young son wrote a series of harrowing posts detailing her heartbreak over being separated from her baby daddy – but police say he didn't is suspected of being involved in the tragedy.

Chianti Means, 33, wrote the Facebook posts under the name Diamond Scott in the weeks before police said she intentionally went over the guardrail on Monday with her children, 9-year-old Roman Rossman and 5-month-old Luna Island Viewpoint means Mecca.

“I wish someone would love me because the man who is supposed to do that doesn’t,” she wrote late last month, days before saying she was “tired of the annoyance, the anger, the sadness and the rage. “

“Everyone please leave me alone, I love my daughter’s father,” she wrote a few days later on October 1st. “I want my family back.” Respectful, Idgaf, what I said about him before or what others think.”

In another post from the same day, the mother wrote: “You have to hold on to the ones you love. You never know when you might lose them.”

In one of her last conversations, the mother was asked why she broke up with her ex.

“Because I was a stupid pregnant bitch who swore I didn't want him,” she replied.

Despite their obvious heartbreak, police told The Post on Thursday that no foul play was suspected in the deaths and that nothing unusual was suspected of the father.

The haunting news came to light as authorities – who determined the crash was “intentional” – continued to search the area for the three bodies following Monday's tragedy.

“The investigation has determined that this incident was intentional in nature, however the circumstances remain under investigation,” state troopers said in a statement Wednesday.

“Search and rescue operations by the New York State Park Police and State Police were negative.”

The Post reached out to police about the search Thursday but did not immediately receive a response.

Meanwhile, tributes to Means and her children have been circulating on social media.

“I was speechless and crying and couldn't sleep at all,” friend Kayshawna Morgane wrote on Facebook. “My heart is broken. Mental health is no joke.”

“I can’t even bear to write a post about her and share memories,” another friend, Mich Molina, wrote. “I literally feel sick and can't even handle the emotions I'm feeling. All I know is that she and her children are very loved by me and my children.”

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