Aberdeen: The dad of the Huszti sisters, Miklos, is heartbroken. He learned that his daughters’ bodies were found after they went missing. It’s been a tough time for him and the family.

Miklos, 63, said his other daughter, Edit, collapsed when she heard the news. The sisters, Eliza and Henrietta, were last seen on January 7. Their disappearance led to a major search effort.

After weeks of searching, police found two bodies in the River Dee. This discovery was devastating for their family. Miklos shared that he hadn’t spoken to his daughters in about 12 years.

He felt sick when he learned they were missing. He hoped for a misunderstanding, but deep down, he feared the worst. Miklos had a bad feeling about their safety weeks before the news broke.

Five Biggest Questions That Still Remain

There are still many unanswered questions about the sisters’ disappearance. First, Henrietta sent a strange text to their landlady saying they wouldn’t return home. This was just before they vanished.

Second, CCTV footage showed the sisters near the river on January 7. They were seen with rucksacks, but no one spoke to them. Family members noted their behavior was unusual for that night.

Third, there were reports of screams heard near the river around the time they disappeared. Lastly, their brother József had a normal phone call with them before they went missing.

Now, the family is working to bring the sisters’ remains back to Hungary. The community has raised over £4,000 to help with costs. Flowers and tributes have been left at the site where they disappeared.

Local residents are shocked by the tragedy. They never expected something like this to happen in their area. The police have stated there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the case.