Found Deceased Eliza & Henrietta Huszti, sisters both 32, CCTV captures them near a river at 2am, Aberdeen, 7 Jan 2025 #3

[clemmie88]

I would appreciate reading it.
I am perplexed as why the media has not seen the parallels and posted such.....

who found them....
had to have been grizzly...

Sorry, I tried to post a link but I don't know if I've done it right - I'm new here
They were found by a dog walker in the morning and my heart goes out to that person.

 

[clemmie88]

Éltek huszonnégy évet

This is a Hungarian article from 2007 about the twin girls mentioned in my earlier post

 

[HoneyBunOne]

Éltek huszonnégy évet

Thanks for the link. How utterly miserable does Andrea look in that photo?

 

[Trebor5591]

Is their father still living?

Yes he is. See Post #45

 

[clemmie88]

Thanks for the link. How utterly miserable does Andrea look in that photo?

I know! I think these are their high school graduation photos.

Thanks for the link. How utterly miserable does Andrea look in that photo?

 

[TMich6811]

Jozsef said: “There are lots of contradictions
“I don’t think there will be many answers given in the coming days – but the story isn’t quite over yet.

“I truly believe the local police will do their best to do a full investigation and give answers about what happened exactly.

“My family and I are religious people. We believe that with the help of God, we will learn what happened.”

Heartbroken family of tragic Huszti sisters thank Aberdonians as quest for answers goes on

Jozsef Huszti, the brother of sisters Eliza and Henrietta, said: “We want to find out the reason they died. It’s hard, but we would like to know the answers."

www.pressandjournal.co.uk

 

[cujenn81]

I did some research when I first learned about this case and saw that the prevailing theory was suicide. I simply could not wrap my head around the idea that two sisters would commit suicide together, but many of you posted about other twins who have done this. On my quest to learn more, I came across more than a few sad stories on Reddit that were written by individuals struggling to create a separate life from their twin in adulthood. They were heartbreaking stories to read, TBH.

Although the Husztis are triplets, the third sister was obviously able to successfully forge her own identity early on in life. I found a few studies about twins with codependency or boundary issues, but I really think there needs to be more research (or maybe, more importantly, awareness!) focused on this complex and complicated issue.

 

[Mandala]

I did some research when I first learned about this case and saw that the prevailing theory was suicide. I simply could not wrap my head around the idea that two sisters would commit suicide together, but many of you posted about other twins who have done this. On my quest to learn more, I came across more than a few sad stories on Reddit that were written by individuals struggling to create a separate life from their twin in adulthood. They were heartbreaking stories to read, TBH.

Although the Husztis are triplets, the third sister was obviously able to successfully forge her own identity early on in life. I found a few studies about twins with codependency or boundary issues, but I really think there needs to be more research (or maybe, more importantly, awareness!) focused on this complex and complicated issue.

Great post. This case has really brought my attention to this phenomenon among twins. I was aware many twins are very close, but not that there can be issues of codependency and difficulty in adulthood. I also thought at the beginning that there was no way it could be a well planned suicide, but it looks like I was wrong. I agree that research into this is needed.

 

[iamshadow21]

Great post. This case has really brought my attention to this phenomenon among twins. I was aware many twins are very close, but not that there can be issues of codependency and difficulty in adulthood. I also thought at the beginning that there was no way it could be a well planned suicide, but it looks like I was wrong. I agree that research into this is needed.

Even I, who have a passing interest in twins, was startled on googling about this case in the last few weeks that I had to weed through a significant number of cases from the last few years to find articles on this pair of sisters.

From what I can gather, twins are generally less likely to complete suicide, but if one twin does, their surviving twin is at very high risk of following them within a a couple of years. I don't know how much the phenomenon of completing suicide together has been studied, but it's certainly alarming and sad.

MOO

 

[L'Eau_d'Hiver]

I understand their need for answers. So much.

It's hard to accept but sometimes you just never get them.
My uncle committed suicide when I was in my early twenties, and we'll never know why.
It's already such a huge shock to be confronted with the reality that such a thing can actually happen in your family, and then you're left with a multitude of questions.

I feel for them.

 

[JTribley]

I did some research when I first learned about this case and saw that the prevailing theory was suicide. I simply could not wrap my head around the idea that two sisters would commit suicide together, but many of you posted about other twins who have done this. On my quest to learn more, I came across more than a few sad stories on Reddit that were written by individuals struggling to create a separate life from their twin in adulthood. They were heartbreaking stories to read, TBH.

Although the Husztis are triplets, the third sister was obviously able to successfully forge her own identity early on in life. I found a few studies about twins with codependency or boundary issues, but I really think there needs to be more research (or maybe, more importantly, awareness!) focused on this complex and complicated issue.

Fantastic post. My mother and Aunt are identical twins. Not from triplets. They are so close and do everything together. In fact when one is down, so is the other, and so forth. When one is sick, the other one is beyond devastated even if it is just a migraine. They are joined at the hip and confessed they love each other more than their own kids. It is something I have been sometimes bewildered by over the years. In the case of my mother and Aunt, both are super successful and when does something amazing, the other follows along and also carves her way into doing something super amazing for the country. It makes me want to study up more and more about twins. Reading these threads really had me sad…in so many ways. I could see sadness in their eyes in a pic, and felt from the beg it was a planned suicide.

You all are such great sleuths and so detailed. Sorry for their family’s loss and may their souls RIP.

 

[Dotta]

Someone lured my daughters to the waterfront and cruelly killed them

In the early hours of Tuesday, January 7, shrill noises pierced the freezing night air in Aberdeen. They seemed to have been coming from the river Dee. Were they screams? Cries for help?

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[ShastaDaisy]

Someone lured my daughters to the waterfront and cruelly killed them

In the early hours of Tuesday, January 7, shrill noises pierced the freezing night air in Aberdeen. They seemed to have been coming from the river Dee. Were they screams? Cries for help?

www.dailymail.co.uk

IMO they screamed as they walked into the water and that is what was heard that night

 

[Bigditch]

OMG. I thought the scream bit was bogus because it came from an unapproved source. Had this info been made public it might have helped.

 

[Sarahlou]

IMO they screamed as they walked into the water and that is what was heard that night

I would guess, if there was indeed a noise that sounded like screams, it had nothing to do with this case.

The police have never mentioned it so I'm doubtful it's of any relevance.

 

[ShastaDaisy]

I would guess, if there was indeed a noise that sounded like screams, it had nothing to do with this case.

The police have never mentioned it so I'm doubtful it's of any relevance.

My understanding is screams were heard around the time they disappeared. It's my personal opinion that IF screams were heard, as was reported, that it was most likely one or both of the twins as they entered into the shockingly freezing water of the River Dee. Again, it's JMO

 

[seasideForest]

OMG. I thought the scream bit was bogus because it came from an unapproved source. Had this info been made public it might have helped.

If the screams were from one or both of them going into the icy water, then it would have been too late to save them I'm sure. MOO

Even if the scream bit was from an unapproved source, I'm sure the police heard about it and checked for veracity / relevance. MOO

 

[HoneyBunOne]

IMO they screamed as they walked into the water and that is what was heard that night

I think their father is clutching at straws here. He hadn't been in contact with his daughters for 12 years, he did not know them, nor what their life was like. If the scream was one of the women, it would likely be from shock at how cold the water was. If they met someone there and there was a scuffle, there would likely be more than a single scream, and possibly evidence left behind. His scenario just sounds like he can't accept the fact his daughter's may have chosen to take their own lives. MOO

 

[Dotta]

I wonder if people in such situation leave a farewell letter to family member/s?
Mother perhaps?
Or pack the belongings and send to family?
Like,
close all earthly affairs.
Or maybe their state of mind is disconnected from reality
and nothing really matters any more?

 

[HoneyBunOne]

I wonder if people in such situation leave a farewell letter to family member/s?
Mother perhaps?
Or pack the belongings and send to family?
Like,
close all earthly affairs.
Or maybe their state of mind is disconnected from reality
and nothing really matters any more?

I think it can be a mix of both. In this instance they seemed to be courteous to the landlady and informed her the flat would be hers to re-let & they took time off work, yet don't appear to have sent anything back home (at least nothing we heard of, and certainly nothing which arrived before they disappeared) nor left a note.

In general, there certainly seems to be instances of business as usual, all the way up until the deed. I do not know the stats on notes left vs not, but I'd guess most people don't leave notes. I'm not sure why, maybe the act itself, while thought of and loosely planned in advance, comes about suddenly, out of a particular dark moment? In the case of Henrietta & Eliza, they do seem to have planned this for a specific time, so would have had the time to write a note. Maybe it's just too hard to put into words the reasons why, and what exactly can you say? I love you, and I'm sorry? The thought of putting something into words for family may have just be too much to handle in the depths of despair?