UK Eliza & Henrietta Huszti, sisters both 32, CCTV captures them near a river at 2am, Aberdeen, 7 Jan 2025.

[Deleted member 293238]

I agree that the likely didn’t make it to the boat club for whatever reason, though I do feel it could have been their destination. I doubt they are dummy cameras.

The whole landlady thing doesn’t make sense because it’s being reported differently and it’s confusing on what actually happened there what seems to be consistent is that there were materials found. Whatever “materials” means

In my opinion, the 'materials don't indicate self-harm but could indicate they came to harm' bit in the statement suggests perhaps drug paraphernalia of some kind? I have been wondering could they have been going to meet someone related to such activity when something happened?

 

[Izzylizzy]

Everything suggests they went into the river: they walk through the town centre where all the cctv can see them and they turn into the dirt track near the river, they tell their landlord they are ending the tenancy, they are walking alone very late at 2am in the morning.

So it all indicates entering the water right, and perhaps washed away to the sea..

But what if, that is what they wanted us to think. Now that would be very interesting.

BBM:

This would be interesting too, real, or made up by them if they just reappeared.

The sleepy Aberdeenshire village considered a 'UFO hotspot'

According to one of Scotland's leading ufologists, an Aberdeenshire village is a 'hotspot' for sightings.

www.aberdeenlive.news

 

[Izzylizzy]

Just google, GBP to USD
(Great British Pound)

£5000 = $6120
 
Amounts mentioned earlier:
£20.5k = $25100
£40k = $48970

Thank you!
So those numbers certainly would line up with their family saying they were saving for a house.

 

[Kemug]

Perhaps one thing left behind in their home was a message from someone, eg a note saying
"Meet me at the Boat Club at 2.30pm. Bring - - - - , or it will be the worse for you. Don't tell anyone." Something like that? That they left in a prominent place for the landlady to see if they didn't come back?

 

[Marysmith]

First time poster.. Throughout the thread one of the key questions is why they were out at this time. There are so many reasons that would not be obvious to others.. for example how many people have been going out at what would be considered odd hours to dark areas to try to photograph the northern lights? I am not saying that is the case here but an example of a perfectly valid reason to act out of the ordinary that is not outwardly obvious. Could it be a camera bag rather than handbag? There could be so many reasons only known to them that could make cause what outwardly looks like unusual behaviour (especially if ignoring speculation based on official statement terminology).

Totally agree and they were together - not going out alone which could be considered much more dangerous.
Welcome to Websleuths as well!

 

[HoneyBunOne]

If true and they did end their lives I can't get my head around the Dee River being the way they chose to carry it out.
Why didn't they jump off the bridge they crossed?

Too obvious? The chance of being seen and stopped? The chance of drawing attention to themselves? The chance of being caught on CCTV? Maybe the liked the quiet darkness and lack of cameras to quietly slip away, or to take time to prepare by taking medication, alcohol etc?

I'm still trying to figure out why the landlord first contacted the police.
I find that bizarre.

Details are vague, but it seems the women may have notified the landlady they were leaving immediately, which in itself is odd. It's unclear if messages were exchanged between the 2 parties, or if something like a note was given to the landlady. If they said they'd already left, it would not be odd to go there and see if it was vacant, had damage etc. It has since been reported that all their belongs were still there, including a phone, and apparently come concerning materials. This in itself is strange, and coupled with the immediate severing of the lease, and I'm guessing a lack of contact with the women, the landlady felt it best to call police.

 

[MesquiteO21]

I'm still trying to figure out why the landlord first contacted the police.
I find that bizarre.

In this particular case I don’t find it all that strange. since their family is in Hungary maybe landlady didn’t have their contact info? (or maybe if she did there was a language barrier if her family doesn’t speak much English)

Also its my understanding that the circumstances of what exactly was said and what exactly the landlady saw in the flat are still pretty vague and not well defined at this point. So maybe it didn’t have anything at all to do with her just not knowing where they were and casually calling family out of curiosity to see if they had any idea, but a sense of urgency that locals needed to be involved asap

MOO

 

[Izzylizzy]

In this particular case I don’t find it all that strange. since their family is in Hungary maybe landlady didn’t have their contact info? (or maybe if she did there was a language barrier if her family doesn’t speak much English)

Also its my understanding that the circumstances of what exactly was said and what exactly the landlady saw in the flat are still pretty vague and not well defined at this point. So maybe it didn’t have anything at all to do with her just not knowing where they were and casually calling family out of curiosity to see if they had any idea, but a sense of urgency that locals needed to be involved asap

MOO

I was also thinking about any personal contact references the landlord may have from when they applied for the apartment and employment contact/info.
You're right it's all vague and there's nothing for us to go by at this point.
Who knows, the landlord may have tried other people before calling police?

 

[Marie A]

If you think it was an accident, what is your explanation for them being out at 2am on a Tuesday, especially given they're quiet homebodies?

In answer to your question- we really do not know that they were actual homebodies. Their family members in another country far away thought they were. That doesn’t mean they didn’t regularly stay out late or go out late at night on occasion.
Obviously they did go out late on the fateful night they went missing.
There may have been other weeknights when they took late strolls or went out for a late night snack. Maybe they did this regularly or maybe only a couple of times a year.
Aberdeen is considered a safe city. Europeans/ ladies alone or with friends (depending on the city) often walk late at night with no fear - unlike cities in the US.

Along the next bridge over (Wellington Road) there are several “all night” places open including a coffee shop and an all night grocery/ sundry store. (Londis & Wild Bean Cafe)
Another poster mentioned her late night searches for chocolate and such- it was a great post.
They could well have gone out for a late night stroll to get a snack or something one of the sisters was craving.
I think that this was an innocent adventure that ended up with some confusion on the parts of the girls and a tragic accident after they took a wrong turn and one of them took a fall and the second sister was unable to rescue the first.
Maybe they had been drinking before they went out. Maybe they simply were confused as to which area they were in after they were walking and talking for a while. They apparently only had one phone with them but maybe they didn’t pull it out to navigate the streets.
I just think that a tragic accident happened.
They may have been confused after crossing the Victoria Road bridge when they were intending to be one bridge over in the Wellington Road area for their snack/ errand.
All imho

 

[Marie A]

SBM
What are the facts that lead you to this conclusion?

In answer to your question.
I just answered this in the previous post above.
I think this was a tragic accident where the sisters became confused after taking a wrong turn in an unfamiliar area. They quite possibly were looking for all night snacks in the area of the Wellington Road bridge and crossed at the Victoria Bridge by mistake.
All IMHO

 

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[Rumination1]

If one phone was left behind does that mean one phone was with them ? Where is that last location I wonder .

 

[davidt]

If one phone was left behind does that mean one phone was with them ? Where is that last location I wonder .

It's thought they had a phone with them. I don't think it's been clarified if either of them owned more than one phone.

 

[Sillybilly]

ADMIN NOTE:

Hey folks,

Blikk Életmód does not appear to be MSM in Hungary, is a tabloid known for sensationalism. Unfortunately nobody checked with us and it started pages ago, so it's too late and too much to try to clean up now. ​

Take it with a grain of salt.

​

 

[branmuffin]

After reading several articles regarding the sisters and their background, I don't think they were planning on self harm. I think their absence was voluntary. It's kind of strange to me that two of three triplets chose to move to Scotland while the rest of the family remained in Europe. At least that's what it sounds like to me. Do any of their family live in Scotland? Does the brother live in Scotland. If not, then everything the family says, 'it's not like them to do this, that or the other'; they don't know, the sisters live over a thousand miles away from Hungary. Who's telling LE that the sisters' behavior is "out of character"? Whatever their parents or siblings say about them could be complete conjecture or it's what they've been fed by the sisters.

They are 32 years old, not kids, not teenagers, or recent immigrants, they've been there for 7 years. Hungary is in the EU but the UK isn't anymore. That can have some ramifications when it comes to employment and visas. Any EU person living in the UK after January 1, 2021 require visas to remain. Did they have visas or do they have landed immigrant status? Can you live year round in Scotland in a property you own?

I don't think they were suicidal and I don't think they ended up in the river through misadventure, either. I'm wondering if the money they were saving up to buy property is linked to their absence.

 

[Kemug]

Maybe (total wild speculation here!) one of their family members had expressed interest in joining them in Aberdeen, and for some reason that was the last thing they wanted. So they took off.

 

[Sillybilly]

Hungarian here. I would take everything Blikk posts with a pinch of salt. They are known for sensational reporting and celeb gossips.

Thank you for your input on that Rebeka89.

I hadn't been all the way through the thread in time to read your comment before I made my post.

 

[Binx26]

In answer to your question- we really do not know that they were actual homebodies. Their family members in another country far away thought they were. That doesn’t mean they didn’t regularly stay out late or go out late at night on occasion.
Obviously they did go out late on the fateful night they went missing.
There may have been other weeknights when they took late strolls or went out for a late night snack. Maybe they did this regularly or maybe only a couple of times a year.
Aberdeen is considered a safe city. Europeans/ ladies alone or with friends (depending on the city) often walk late at night with no fear - unlike cities in the US.

Along the next bridge over (Wellington Road) there are several “all night” places open including a coffee shop and an all night grocery/ sundry store. (Londis & Wild Bean Cafe)
Another poster mentioned her late night searches for chocolate and such- it was a great post.
They could well have gone out for a late night stroll to get a snack or something one of the sisters was craving.
I think that this was an innocent adventure that ended up with some confusion on the parts of the girls and a tragic accident after they took a wrong turn and one of them took a fall and the second sister was unable to rescue the first.
Maybe they had been drinking before they went out. Maybe they simply were confused as to which area they were in after they were walking and talking for a while. They apparently only had one phone with them but maybe they didn’t pull it out to navigate the streets.
I just think that a tragic accident happened.
They may have been confused after crossing the Victoria Road bridge when they were intending to be one bridge over in the Wellington Road area for their snack/ errand.
All imho

They walked past a 24 hour shop on Market Street where they could have got snacks. There are also other shops nearer their flat. I very much doubt if they were out on a freezing night when it was at least -5 degrees they would not go to the nearest shop.

Wild Bean Cafe is just a franchise in the petrol station. It is not a cafe as such, it just means they have a coffee machine.

I do think an ‘errand’ of some sort is more feasible.

 

[Yellowbelly]

The sisters crossed the bridge and took a sharp right turn down onto the embankment, rather than carrying on straight ahead onto a main road and uphill into the Torry neighbourhood. The sharp right onto the embankment is the strange turn we can't fathom. If they had continued straight ahead or even taken a right turn slightly further on we could have assumed they were walking to visit someone in the Torry neighbourhood. The path along the embankment doesn't lead anywhere and it's not a shortcut; it's a dark riverside path surrounded by tall trees and backs on to commercial premises. Unfortunately it wouldn't make sense to be in that location to check out housing options.

This is the key point. The path just goes around to join South Esplanade West further down. You wouldn't go down it in the dead of night unless there was something down there that you needed access to. The only things down there are the boat clubs, and reading between the lines of the police reports they didn't get as far as the boat clubs, and the river.

 

[Moonchild90]

Their phone could have been used as a torch and maybe they were carrying a string/rope in the bag too.
JMO