The search for two 32-year-old sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, originally from Hungary and now residing in Aberdeen, is intensifying along river banks, as informed by the local police. The sisters, who are part of a set of triplets, were last seen in the vicinity of Market Street at Victoria Bridge around 02:12 last Tuesday. Having relocated to Scotland seven years ago, they currently reside in Aberdeen city center.
Authorities from Police Scotland have been conducting a search operation extending from the River Dee to the coastline, with a particular focus on the riverbanks downstream from Wellington Bridge. The search effort involves the deployment of divers, a police helicopter, and search dogs to cover the area thoroughly.
At this stage of the investigation, there is no indication to suggest any suspicious circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the sisters. Their brother, Jozsef, disclosed in an interview with BBC News that their mother had been in recent contact with Eliza and Henrietta a few days prior to their vanishing. According to Jozsef, during the interaction, there were no alarming signs, and everything appeared normal.
Additionally, their sister Edit conveyed that she had a video call with them on New Year’s Eve, during which they seemed in good spirits. She remarked that it was unusual for them to be out on the streets in the early hours of the morning, given their preference for staying indoors.
The family, described as “close-knit,” is puzzled by the circumstances surrounding the sisters’ disappearance, as they were known to opt for a quieter lifestyle by choosing to remain at home rather than venturing out. Eliza and Henrietta are described as white, slim-built individuals with long, brown hair.
The search for the missing sisters has garnered significant attention, with efforts expanding to include the coastal areas in addition to the riverbanks. The community remains hopeful for a positive outcome as authorities continue their meticulous search and investigation.
For more updates on this developing story, stay tuned for further reports on the search for the missing sisters in Aberdeen.
