Cops hunting for missing sisters find body in water 3 weeks after pair vanished together sparking massive river search
In the search for two twin girls who went missing together, a body has been discovered.
The last sighting of the triplets, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, was on January 7 at 2:12 a.m. in Market Street at Victoria Bridge in Aberdeen.
Fearing for their safety in the frigid weather, a massive search for missing persons was initiated.
On Monday, police said that they had concluded their searches of the River Dee and harbor vicinity.
However, the police announced today that one body had been found in the sea close to Aberdeen Boat Club.
The corpse of a person was discovered in the River Dee close to Queen Elizabeth Bridge in Aberdeen at approximately 07:55 on Friday, according to Police Scotland.
“The body has been recovered from the water and inquiries are ongoing.”
The sisters, both 32, vanished from the city’s Market Street near the Victoria Bridge across the river at approximately 2.12 am, prompting a public appeal.
After numerous of the missing sisters’ “personal possessions” were found within the apartment, the landlord had voiced concerns for their well-being.
The women intended to vacate their apartment “immediately” as well.
Family members reported that spending so much time outside at night was unusual.
According to Brother Jozsef, they appeared “fine” when their mother spoke to them prior to their disappearance.
On Hogmanay, their triplet sister Edit stated they looked “happy and cheerful” during a video call with them.
The two, who are originally from Hungary, have been employed in Aberdeen since they relocated to the UK six years ago.
Both Henrietta and Eliza were described as white, slender, and having long, brown hair.
Eliza is reported to have loved cooking, and Henrietta worked in a Costa Coffee location in the city just a short distance from her home.
RIVER ‘SCREAM’ HORROR
When COPS investigated reports that a river heard screaming at the time two sisters disappeared there, it came to light.
It is believed that sounds that might have been frightening cries were heard in Aberdeen early on Tuesday.
Officers are attempting to determine whether there is a connection to the missing women, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, all 32, after the sounds caused worry.
However, authorities are not investigating their disappearance as suspicious and do not believe that anyone is involved.
“Everyone is talking about this,” one local stated. The material was really frightening.
“A woman screaming out in the darkness is going to raise some red flags.”
The sisters reportedly made their way to an unlit river in below-freezing temperatures after last being spotted on CCTV in the Market Street neighborhood.
After that, they made a right onto a walkway beside the River Dee.
Even in daylight, it was difficult to navigate the steep, unpaved path because it was covered in ice at the time.
In an effort to learn more about the sisters’ travels, officers spoke with nearby drivers and pedestrians.
Additionally, they encouraged companies in the Menzies Road and South Esplanade neighborhood to examine their CCTV video.
Although other gadgets were discovered at their house, police reported that the sisters only had one cell phone with them.
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Instead of treating the investigation as a criminal probe, police handled it as a missing persons inquiry.
The idea that they had “entered the water for reasons unknown” was one that Superintendent David Howieson mentioned.
Timeline in search for missing sisters
As authorities look for twin sisters who vanished more than two weeks ago, a body has been discovered in a river.
On Tuesday, January 7, at 2:12 AM, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, both 32, were last spotted on CCTV close to Aberdeen’s Victoria Bridge.
This is a chronology of the sisters’ disappearance search:
December 31st
Sister Edit reported that on New Year’s Eve, she had a conversation with both of her siblings.
January 4th
The two talk on the phone with Brother Jozsef.
January 6.
captured on camera visiting the River Dee at approximately 2:30 p.m. while carrying rucksacks.
7 January
Around 2.12 a.m., Sisters vanished from Market Street in the city at the Victoria Bridge across the river.
January 8.
After the landlady calls the police to voice her worries, divers are dispatched to examine the River Dee’s waters.
January 17.
The day before the sisters vanished, police released a new CCTV photograph of them strolling close to Victoria Bridge.
January 27.
The River Dee was no longer being searched.
January 31st
A body was recovered from the water after police were notified that it had been spotted in the river.