Body of Missing Female Found in Aberdeen, Hungarian Twins’ Family Called for ID
The body of a woman has been discovered in the River Dee in Aberdeen, close to where Hungarian twins Eliza and Henrietta Huszti were last seen. The 32-year-old sisters went missing on 7 January, sparking a widespread search effort. While formal identification is still pending, police have informed the family of the twins and are continuing their efforts to locate Eliza. Authorities have stated that there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the case.
According to reports, the body was found near Queen Elizabeth Bridge, the same area where the twins were captured on CCTV before disappearing. The sisters, who are part of a set of triplets, had moved to Scotland ten years ago and had abruptly left their residence without explanation. Despite previous searches of the river and harbour, the case had remained a missing persons investigation with no signs of criminal activity. The family in Hungary has expressed confusion over the sudden disappearance and has requested privacy during this difficult time. Police investigations into the matter are still ongoing.
Police Scotland has informed the family of the Hungarian twins about the discovery of the woman’s body in the river. While efforts are ongoing to find Eliza, who is still missing, specialist officers are conducting searches along the river between Queen Elizabeth Bridge and Victoria Bridge. Superintendent David Howieson has reiterated that there are no suspicions of foul play or criminal behavior in this case. The sisters were last seen walking along a footpath near the river in the early hours of 7 January. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the case to come forward and assist in the investigation.
