Second Female Body Found in River Dee: Missing Hungarian Twins Located
Another Body Found in River Dee: Missing Hungarian Twins Eliza and Henrietta Huszti Believed to Be Found
Yesterday, we reported that Scottish authorities discovered the body of a woman in the River Dee in Aberdeen. Unable to identify her, they informed the Huszti family as their twin daughters, Eliza and Henrietta, had been missing in the area since January 7th. Now, another body has been found in the river.
Sad news from Scotland emerged this morning as authorities recovered a second female body in the River Dee yesterday evening. It appears that these two bodies may be the missing Hungarian twins, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti. While the identification process is still underway, local police contacted the family to travel to Aberdeen and assist with the process.
Superintendent David Howieson expressed his condolences to the Huszti family and thanked everyone who had helped with the investigation. The impact of these discoveries has been felt not only in Aberdeen but also beyond.
Local police are baffled by the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the Hungarian twins and are unable to determine why they went missing. On the freezing night of January 7th, the two women entered the water, but the reasons remain unknown. Henrietta sent a distressing text message to their landlady from the Victoria Bridge area before their disappearance, stating they no longer wanted to live in their apartment.
Despite continued efforts to understand the events leading up to the twins’ disappearance, police are treating the case as a missing persons inquiry rather than a criminal investigation. Superintendent Howieson stated that the women entered the water for reasons unknown, and the investigation will persist in uncovering the truth.
A video of the search for the missing twins can be viewed online, providing further insight into the ongoing investigation. As the situation unfolds, the community in Aberdeen and beyond remains hopeful for answers and closure for the Huszti family.
