Aberdeen Police have made a somber discovery in the search for missing sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti. The two sisters, part of a set of triplets, went missing from Aberdeen on January 7. Last seen on Market Street at Victoria Bridge over the River Dee at around 2.12am, their disappearance prompted a widespread search effort.
Tragically, a woman’s body was found in the river at around 8 am on Friday. While formal identification is pending, the sisters’ family has been notified. In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a second woman’s body was found near Victoria Bridge in the River Dee at around 9.05 pm on the same day. The identity of this woman is yet to be confirmed, but the Huszti family has been informed.
The police have expressed their gratitude to everyone who participated in the search operation. Poignant images captured the tireless efforts of the search team along the River Dee. Drone operations, police searches, and recovery operations near the site where the sisters were last seen showcased the dedication of the responders.
This development has left the community in mourning, hoping for closure in the investigation. The police continue to urge anyone with information on the disappearance of Eliza and Henrietta to come forward as they work to piece together the events leading to this tragic outcome.
The recovery of the two bodies has cast a shadow of sadness over Aberdeen, with many awaiting further updates from the authorities. The community stands in solidarity with the Huszti family during this difficult time, as they come to terms with the loss of their loved ones.
As the investigation unfolds, the police remain dedicated to uncovering the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the sisters. Their commitment to finding answers and bringing closure to the family and community demonstrates the unwavering resolve of law enforcement in the face of such heartbreaking situations.