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

[TonnnnUK]

Given the police have said there was nothing to indicate the sisters had wanted to disappear or harm themselves and also said it is not a criminal case, what does that leave? Some sort of accident?

If I'm interpreting things right, I think they have only said that there was nothing left at the property to indicate suicide (e.g. a suicide note).

We don't know all the details about what was left at the proper and why the landlady reported it so soon after. But something clearly alarmed her to alert authorities. Maybe just the circumstances of the sisters wanting to end their lease and some personal things left behind.

They've also ruled out any kind of foul play. Again, I assume that's because via CCTV they have accounted for everyone going along that path on the night.

If their aim wasn't to go into the water voluntarily, then why else would they go into that path at 2am in the morning, is the big question to find the answer to.

 

[ShastaDaisy]

Given the police have said there was nothing to indicate the sisters had wanted to disappear or harm themselves and also said it is not a criminal case, what does that leave? Some sort of accident?

Kidnapping?

 

[lamberta]

Given the police have said there was nothing to indicate the sisters had wanted to disappear or harm themselves and also said it is not a criminal case, what does that leave? Some sort of accident?

I think the absence of evidence doesn't necessarily mean something isn't true, it just means they haven't found anything concrete. The sisters could have used a burner phone to arrange something and that phone hasn't been found. They could have planned to take their own lives but never mentioned it in text messages or written it down anywhere. They seem to have hidden things from their parents so anything is possible.

 

[Sarahlou]

If I'm interpreting things right, I think they have only said that there was nothing left at the property to indicate suicide (e.g. a suicide note).

Exactly. They've not actually commented on whether they think they entered the water deliberately or not. I'd be pretty sure that's what they are thinking but I don't think it's something they'd say until they knew for a fact.

 

[ZeroAlpha]

Police won't come out and publically state there was a suicide note or they were intent on harming themselves. Everything indicates that they decided to go into the River Dee. Police have said that there is no third party involvement but whatever was in the flat has caused them enough concern.

 

[Loyaloil]

'Strange' message missing twin sisters in Aberdeen left before vanishing

As the search continues for missing twin sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, their concerned brother Jozsef has opened up about the 'strange' message the women left for their landlady, before they vanished in Aberdeen

www.mirror.co.uk

Now Eliza and Henrietta's worried brother Jozsef has spoken out about the "strange" message the women left for the landlady of their rented flat in Aberdeen City Centre before vanishing.

Speaking with the BBC this week, Jozsef said: "They wrote a message to their landlady that they wanted to immediately end their tenancy agreement. We didn't have any information about that. So that's the strange thing, that the girls didn't tell us anything about that. They never mentioned any such plan."

This implies that the message was found by the landlady on entering the property on the 7th....

 

[davidt]

Yep, I take all the points on board. I know the police will be keeping things to themselves and have a difficult balancing act in providing enough information to gain the help they need without feeding a media frenzy.

 

[lamberta]

Yep, I take all the points on board. I know the police will be keeping things to themselves and have a difficult balancing act in providing enough information to gain the help they need without feeding a media frenzy.

I think the Superintendent is doing a fabulous job so far. They have probably learned what not to do by watching Lancashire Police!

 

[Loyaloil]

Five clues in search for twins who ‘didn’t tell family’ about life update

The twins, who moved to Scotland six years ago, were planning on moving out of their flat "immediately".

They had handed in their notice and were supposed to have moved out days before vanishing.

The landlord had expressed concern for their welfare after many of their "personal possessions" were discovered inside the property.

This implies they relayed to the landlady 'days' before that they were ending the tenancy.

SO - could it be 3,4,5,6,7 days before the 7th January 2025 they said to the landlady they were ending the tenancy and on the 7th it was just a routine call by the landlady to start cleaning the property etc. to re-advertise the property for rental. When she arrived the sisters belongings were all still there and THIS was the concern and what prompted the call to police, albeit extreme but maybe she did contact their next of kin who stated they had no idea this was their plan....

 

[TonnnnUK]

Police won't come out and publically state there was a suicide note or they were intent on harming themselves.

But if there was some kind of indications of intent, wouldn't the police state that they sisters were "vulnerable" or words to that effect?

The sisters might not have a shared all details of their life with family members back in Hungary, but police will have also been talking to local friends and colleagues too.

As people have mentioned already the Nicola Bulley case has probably made police much more cautious with what they share publicly.

But, all the indication from authorities has been that these were normal sisters, settled in the town leading a happy life, worked and had something of a social life.

I don't think they would be saying those things had there been any worrying signs within the home.

 

[davidt]

'Strange' message missing twin sisters in Aberdeen left before vanishing

As the search continues for missing twin sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, their concerned brother Jozsef has opened up about the 'strange' message the women left for their landlady, before they vanished in Aberdeen

www.mirror.co.uk

Now Eliza and Henrietta's worried brother Jozsef has spoken out about the "strange" message the women left for the landlady of their rented flat in Aberdeen City Centre before vanishing.

Speaking with the BBC this week, Jozsef said: "They wrote a message to their landlady that they wanted to immediately end their tenancy agreement. We didn't have any information about that. So that's the strange thing, that the girls didn't tell us anything about that. They never mentioned any such plan."

This implies that the message was found by the landlady on entering the property on the 7th....

One of the reports yesterday said there had been an exchange of messages after the landlady had received a letter and it was after that exchange she decided to go and see therm in person. If that was accurate then she had the note/letter prior to her visit.

 

[Loyaloil]

I think the Superintendent is doing a fabulous job so far. They have probably learned what not to do by watching Lancashire Police!

This, 100 times over!

 

[Doric Loon]

Another theory that has crossed my mind (I have had so many!) is the police know exactly what happened and who is responsible for their disappearance. They just need further time or evidence to prove it. It feels like they are not drawing attention to this case, which as I stated earlier could be due to avoiding a media/Tiktok circus - or perhaps they have all the info they need.

Yeah, nah. There is no reason the Police in the UK wouldn’t say it is a criminal investigation and they were investigating that line of enquiry, if they had evidence of such. The whole area would be locked down for a start, it isn’t.

 

[lamberta]

But if there was some kind of indications of intent, wouldn't the police state that they sisters were "vulnerable" or words to that effect?

The sisters might not have a shared all details of their life with family members back in Hungary, but police will have also been talking to local friends and colleagues too.

As people have mentioned already the Nicola Bulley case has probably made police much more cautious with what they share publicly.

But, all the indication from authorities has been that these were normal sisters, settled in the town leading a happy life, worked and had something of a social life.

I don't think they would be saying those things had there been any worrying signs within the home.

I agree with you. What has stood out for me is that police have not referred to the sisters as high risk or vulnerable. Police Scotland regularly refer to missing people as high risk if indeed they are. A quick search on the regional Police Scotland Facebook pages will show that.

 

[davidt]

Five clues in search for twins who ‘didn’t tell family’ about life update

The twins, who moved to Scotland six years ago, were planning on moving out of their flat "immediately".

They had handed in their notice and were supposed to have moved out days before vanishing.

The landlord had expressed concern for their welfare after many of their "personal possessions" were discovered inside the property.

This implies they relayed to the landlady 'days' before that they were ending the tenancy.

SO - could it be 3,4,5,6,7 days before the 7th January 2025 they said to the landlady they were ending the tenancy and on the 7th it was just a routine call by the landlady to start cleaning the property etc. to re-advertise the property for rental. When she arrived the sisters belongings were all still there and THIS was the concern and what prompted the call to police, albeit extreme but maybe she did contact their next of kin who stated they had no idea this was their plan....

That's the first time I've heard that mentioned. Something definite (if true) about when they were supposed to leave.

 

[Loyaloil]

That's the first time I've heard that mentioned. Something definite (if true) about when they were supposed to leave.

It is the sun newspaper though so yeah, we all know there REP!

 

[Loyaloil]

Brother says missing Aberdeen twin sisters ‘had no plans to move flat’ - latest​

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Everything we know so far about the sisters’ disappearance​

• Officers said there is no indication a third party was involved and that there is nothing to suggest criminality in relation to their disappearance.
• One theory police are considering is that they somehow entered the water.
• Superintendent David Howieson said there is nothing to suggest there were mental health concerns or any other concerns in relation to the sisters that might begin to explain what happened.
• As part of the investigation, it has emerged that the siblings were planning to move out the flat they rented.
• Police said they are focusing on the River Dee as there is no evidence the women left the immediate area.
• Police divers could be seen in the water in the Aberdeen harbour area on Tuesday, while officers are continuing to examine CCTV footage and carry out house-to-house inquiries.
• The women, who are both described as white and of slim build with long, brown hair, are part of a set of triplets and are originally from Hungary.
• Police Scotland said they have the support of police in their home country, who are liaising with the wider family.

 

[davidt]

It is the sun newspaper though so yeah, we all know there REP!

That's the worry!

 

[Moonchild90]

I think the Superintendent is doing a fabulous job so far. They have probably learned what not to do by watching Lancashire Police!

Absolutely, very professional.

It was a farce, how LP handled NB's disappearance.

 

[TonnnnUK]

This thread has highlighted very well how news media are utterly useless.

I've seen articles stating they've been here for 6, 7 and 10+ years now.

How can there be different answers to a pretty basic bit of info that can be 100% clarified.