The lifeless body of an unidentified woman has been discovered in the waters of the River Dee, close to the location where two sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, went missing in Aberdeen. The sisters, both 32 years old, were last seen on CCTV footage at Victoria Bridge on Market Street around 2:12 am on January 7th. They were observed crossing the bridge and heading towards a footpath beside the River Dee, in the direction of Aberdeen Boat Club. On a recent Friday, authorities confirmed the recovery of a woman’s body east of the club, although her identity is yet to be officially determined. Despite the absence of any apparent suspicious circumstances, the search for Eliza continues, with the Police Scotland dive and marine unit, supported by specialized officers, conducting thorough searches of the river and surrounding areas between Queen Elizabeth Bridge and Victoria Bridge.
Investigation Continues with Expert Guidance
Superintendent David Howieson, in a heartfelt statement, expressed condolences to the Huszti family and reiterated the commitment to finding both sisters. The search efforts remain concentrated along the River Dee, with the police emphasizing ongoing search activities in the vicinity where the recovered body was found. The challenging tidal conditions of the river have not deterred the authorities, as they persist in their mission to locate Eliza. Seeking counsel from a panel of experts, the police are guided by specialized knowledge to optimize search strategies and techniques.
Community Support and Family Concerns
The disappearance of Eliza and Henrietta Huszti has resonated deeply within the Aberdeen community and far beyond. Superintendent Howieson expressed gratitude for the overwhelming public response to their appeals for information, underscoring the importance of community involvement in investigations of this nature. The sisters, part of a triplet set originally from Hungary, had visited the location where they vanished twelve hours before their disappearance. A text message sent to their landlady on the morning they went missing further compounded the mystery surrounding their sudden absence. The family, in a poignant statement released through the authorities, voiced their distress and anxiety over the situation, emphasizing their sole desire for the safe return of Eliza and Henrietta.
Amidst the uncertainty and speculation surrounding this puzzling case, the resolve of the authorities to unravel the mystery and reunite the missing sisters with their loved ones remains unwavering. The collaborative efforts of law enforcement, community members, and expert advisors stand as a testament to the collective determination to shed light on this enigmatic situation. As the investigation unfolds and search operations intensify, the hope for a positive resolution that brings peace and closure to the Huszti family, as well as the concerned public, remains steadfast.
