Search for Missing Twin Sisters Near River Enters Second Week
The search for twin sisters missing in Aberdeen continues as police hold a press conference to update the public on their efforts
Aberdeen, Scotland, Eliza Huszti, Henrietta Huszti, Missing Persons
Aberdeen: The search for the missing twin sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, is still going strong. They were last seen near the River Dee, and police are really focused on finding them.
These sisters were caught on CCTV crossing a bridge in the early hours of January 7. They turned onto a footpath by the river, and that’s where the search is centered. It’s been a week, and the police are doing everything they can.
They’ve got helicopters, dogs, and even divers looking in the water. It’s a big operation, and they’re not giving up. Officers have been talking to people in the area to piece together what happened that night.
Superintendent David Howieson expressed how worried they are for the sisters. He mentioned that they’re checking all the CCTV footage to track their movements. The family in Hungary is also being kept in the loop and supported during this tough time.
The family has made a heartfelt plea for anyone with information to come forward. They’re really anxious and just want their loved ones back safe. They’ve also asked people not to spread rumors, which is totally understandable.
It’s been described as unusual for the sisters to go missing like this. Their brother and sister spoke to them just days before they disappeared, and everything seemed normal. They’re known to be homebodies, so this is really out of character.
Police are also checking local businesses and reviewing more CCTV footage. They’re working closely with authorities in Hungary to keep everyone informed. The sisters are described as having long brown hair and a slim build.
If anyone knows anything, they’re urged to contact the police. It’s crucial to help bring Eliza and Henrietta home.