Breaking News: Body Found in River Dee – Missing Sisters’ Case Update

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A startling truth has emerged concerning the case of the vanished siblings, Eliza Huszti and Henrietta Huszti.

Just after 7:55 a.m. on January 31st (local time), police found a body near the River Dee, which was not far from the spot where three sisters, who were part of a set of triplets, were last seen on January 7th.

According to a statement from the police, given to People, although the woman hasn’t been officially identified yet, the family of Henrietta Huszti, who went missing in that area on Tuesday, 7th of January, has been notified.

According to their announcement, it’s uncertain if they found the body of Henrietta or Eliza.

Authorities in Police Scotland have discovered a body floating in the River Dee, close to Queen Elizabeth Bridge in Aberdeen. The body was subsequently retrieved from the water. At this point, investigations are still preliminary and the identity of the individual has not been confirmed yet.

topmob news contacted the police in Scotland about a recovered body, but hasn’t received a response yet.

Despite a body being found in the River Dee, the search for the woman, which was previously halted earlier this week, has reportedly been concluded by authorities.

According to local superintendent David Howieson, who spoke to People on January 29, extensive and thorough investigations have been conducted along the River Dee and the Harbor area. He stated that these searches have currently been wrapped up, but efforts will continue to locate Eliza and Henrietta.

Meanwhile, the sisters were inexplicably missing from the vicinity, Howieson pointed out, “It’s important to reiterate that there’s no indication pointing towards any unusual events or illegal activities.

The sisters were spotted on CCTV cameras around midnight on January 7. Following their vanishing act, their landlady disclosed the last message she had received from them before their phones stopped working, which suggested in a statement put out by Scotland Police that they wouldn’t be coming back to their apartment anymore.

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2025-01-31 19:47