Police: Missing sisters hunt in Aberdeen is not a criminal case

The disappearance of two sisters in Aberdeen every week in the past isn’t a felony inquiry, police have confirmed.

Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, each 32 and initially from Hungary, have been final seen in Market Road at Victoria Bridge at about 02:12 on Tuesday 7 January.

The sisters – who’re from a set of triplets – reside in Aberdeen metropolis centre, after transferring to Scotland a number of years in the past.

Police Scotland’s Supt Davie Howieson stated one idea was the sisters had disappeared after going into the water.

Talking at a media occasion by the River Dee, he stated: “There aren’t any suspects, this isn’t a felony inquiry this can be a lacking individuals inquiry.”

He stated the power had a “variety of hypotheses” and so they have been remaining open-minded when it comes to what could have occurred.

One of many most important theories was that the sisters had entered the water within the space being searched.

“What we do know is that, in the meanwhile, CCTV supplies that they entered a footpath adjoining to the River Dee and now we have no hint of them leaving that footpath but,” he stated.

“Inquiries proceed to see if we will lengthen that timeline additional.”

He stated the alarm was raised by the owner of the sisters.

“Within the days previous, the sisters had indicated to the owner that they meant to depart their tenancy and the owner carried out inquiries on the handle which has led them to be involved concerning the whereabouts of the sisters.”

Supt Howieson stated the sisters appeared to have been dwelling a traditional life in Aberdeen.

‘We have carried out in depth inquiries when it comes to the frame of mind the sisters could have been in, the existence, actions, contact with family and friends,” he stated.

“All the pieces that now we have gleaned to this point means that they have been fortunately dwelling this life in Aberdeen working, socialising with buddies and holding in contact with household in a wholly regular method.”

“We stay extraordinarily involved for Eliza and Henrietta as our searches enter a second week,” he stated.

“Appreciable efforts are being made to go looking the river and the encircling space. We have now spoken to a lot of individuals in the middle of our inquiries.

“We proceed to look at all of the obtainable CCTV footage to attempt to set up the sisters’ actions within the early hours of Tuesday.”

He added: “We stay in common contact with Eliza and Henrietta’s household in Hungary and proceed to offer them with assist.

“We all know our concern is shared by individuals throughout Aberdeen and the north-east. I’d urge anybody who could have data, which has not but been handed to police, to get in touch.”