Twins make three-hour journey to pay tribute to missing sisters in Aberdeen

Aberdeen: A pair of twins, Frances and Johanne Harper, made a heartfelt three-hour trip from Moray to pay their respects to the missing sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti. They felt a deep connection to the girls as soon as they heard about their disappearance.

The twins laid flowers and a card at the riverside where the sisters were last seen on CCTV. They took a bus from Keith, Moray, to honor the girls, who vanished on January 7. Johanne shared how people often view twins as odd, but they felt compelled to show kindness to the missing sisters.

Frances and Johanne have faced their own challenges as twins, often feeling bullied and isolated. They visited the River Dee in Torry, where the sisters were last spotted. Before laying their tribute, they stopped by a nearby pub to gather their thoughts.

Frances expressed her sadness over the last CCTV footage of the sisters leaving their flat. The twins have been following the case closely and are anxious for updates. They hope for the safe return of Eliza and Henrietta, wishing they were out there somewhere.

Police have launched a significant search for the sisters, who disappeared in the early hours of January 7. The landlord had raised concerns about their welfare, noting that many personal items were left behind. Despite extensive searches, no trace of the sisters has been found, and there’s no evidence of foul play so far.

Authorities believe the sisters may have entered the water after heading down a footpath. There have been no suspicious financial activities since their disappearance, and police are investigating the possibility that they left the riverside without being captured on CCTV. Anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to Police Scotland.