I'm putting forth the the hypothesis that if they didn't send the text themselves, someone used their face or fingerprint to access the phone. I believe it was Henrietta's phone they took, Eliza's was left at home.
Thanks for that.
IMO they would have had to leave by now if they were being deported due to lack of paperwork and tbh if that was going to happen surely the police etc would have known by now?
My daughter lives some distance from me (she is married with a child). If either of us haven’t replied to a text or call within a couple of hours, we worry! I don’t think daily contact even is excessive. I call it being close . I honestly don’t think it illustrates anything other than that they cared about and loved their family in Hungary .
I wonder too about the reason to walk to the river at 2pm the day before
Neither is Scotland.
I hope LE have gone through the other phone with a fine-toothed comb. I can't shake the feeling that there's something off about the second phone being left behind. Why? It seems purposeful but the reason hasn't made itself clear.
At some point in time, when the interest in the sisters' disappearance winds down the parent or siblings are going to ask questions about the money they were saving. So the question then will be 'where was the money' and many more questions, like how did they get paid? In cash, direct deposit to a bank? Legit or under the table? If there is no record of them having bank accounts then the next thought is that they kept the money somewhere else. If it was in the flat then when LE went through it they would find it unless someone else was in there first.
It could have been either or something in between. It could have been opportunistic as well.
Is locking your phone a given these days? I don't lock my phone. Anyone could pick up my phone and scroll through my texts. And send texts. Do most people lock their phones. I don't know a lot of people who lock their phones, including my husband and my daughter and her husband, and quite a few friends.
If the UK has as many people as Canada has, who have overstayed their visas or study permits, or a change in their status, I would think there's probably EU individuals that have just coasted along in the UK not worrying about it because all their documents they need to show employers, etc were issued prior to the deadline.
I think most people do now, especially as they are usually automatically logged into various apps so anyone could post stuff on socials and the like if they had the phone. I have a password, but mostly because my phone asked for it when I got it and it was easier than trying to disable it. I'd guess the older generation tend not to, but the younger generation definitely do. I think the sisters would have had passwords.
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Police could stop the speculation if they revealed if rucksacks were found in the flat. Having said that, I understand why such details are kept from the public. They are looking for two missing women and will know what is relevant or not to the general public I imagine.
They would be paid into a bank account, the companies they work only do BACS transfers.
The original post related to free access to the nhs services in Scotland, which the sisters being from Hungary most likely had.
