Family of Missing Sisters Urges Against Rumors as Police Search Continues

Aberdeen: The family of two sisters, Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, is really worried. They’ve asked everyone not to spread any wild rumors while the police keep searching for them.

The sisters were last spotted in the city center around 2:12 AM on January 7. CCTV footage showed them crossing a bridge and heading towards the River Dee.

Searches have been happening all over, including the river and nearby areas. The police are using helicopters and dogs to help find them.

Today, they’re focusing on the Boat House area near Duthie Park. The family back in Hungary is asking for respect and not to share any unverified information about the sisters.

They released a heartfelt statement on social media, confirming the news and asking for privacy during this tough time. They mentioned that the authorities in Scotland are actively investigating.

Meanwhile, the police are working with their relatives in Hungary and checking CCTV footage from the area. They’re also talking to local businesses to gather more information.

As of now, the River Dee is the main focus since there’s no sign that the sisters left the area. Both are described as white, slim, and have long brown hair.

Their brother Jozsef mentioned that their mom spoke to them just before they went missing, and everything seemed normal. Their sister Edit said they were happy during a video call on New Year’s Eve.

Chief Inspector Darren Bruce expressed the family’s worries and reassured them that they’re doing everything possible to find the sisters. He urged anyone with information to come forward.

He also asked local businesses to check their CCTV from that early morning and to share any relevant footage. If anyone has dashcam footage, they should reach out to the police.

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