Police Say No Criminality Suggested in Disappearance of Missing Sisters
Authorities report no signs of foul play in the case of two missing sisters from Aberdeen
Eliza Huszti, Henrietta Huszti, Aberdeen, Scotland, Missing Persons
Aberdeen: The police have stated that there’s no evidence of criminal activity linked to the disappearance of two sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, who have been missing for a week now.
They were last spotted on CCTV around 2:12 AM on January 7, walking near the River Dee. Officers are keeping an open mind about what might have happened but believe no one else was involved.
Search efforts have been concentrated on the river and nearby areas, as one theory suggests they may have accidentally entered the water. Superintendent David Howieson mentioned that their behavior that night was unusual.
It’s puzzling why they left their home and walked to that area. The police are exploring all possibilities, including the chance they might have come to harm.
Despite extensive searches, including police divers and helicopters, there’s still no sign of the sisters. They were planning to move out of their flat, which raised concerns among their landlord.
Police are working closely with their family in Hungary and are urging anyone with information to come forward. The family has expressed their deep worry and is asking for privacy during this tough time.
If you have any information, please reach out to Police Scotland at 101, referencing incident number 0735 from January 7.