Scotland’s first minister John Swinney also posted his condolences on social media
Two bodies recovered from the River Dee in Aberdeen are believed to be those of missing sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti. While formal identification is pending, the sisters' family has been informed. The sisters, aged 32, were last seen on CCTV near Victoria Bridge in the early hours of January 7th and had sent a text message to their landlady stating they wouldn't be returning home. Police treated the investigation as a missing persons case and not a criminal probe, discovering the sisters had visited the bridge the day before their disappearance.
Two bodies recovered from the River Dee in Aberdeen are believed to be those of missing sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti. While formal identification is pending, the sisters' family has been informed. The sisters, aged 32, were last seen on CCTV near Victoria Bridge in the early hours of January 7th and had sent a text message to their landlady stating they wouldn't be returning home. Police treated the investigation as a missing persons case and not a criminal probe, discovering the sisters had visited the bridge the day before their disappearance.
