Local residents express concern and hope as police intensify search for sisters.
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The search for Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, two Hungarian sisters aged 32, has entered its fourth day, prompting an outpouring of support and concern from the Aberdeen community. As police continue their extensive search along the banks of the River Dee, local residents are coming together, expressing their hopes and prayers for the sisters’ safe return.
Search efforts intensify along the River Dee
Authorities have focused their search efforts on the River Dee, where the sisters were last seen on January 7 at AM, captured on CCTV footage near Victoria Bridge. Since then, the search area has expanded, with police divers, dog units, and helicopters deployed to assist in the operation.
Chief Inspector Darren Bruce emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, “The River Dee remains the focus of our searches as there is no evidence of the sisters leaving the immediate area.” The police are urging anyone with information to come forward, highlighting the community’s role in aiding the investigation.
Community support and concern
Residents of Gladstone Place, where the sisters once lived, have expressed their shock and concern over the situation. Retired couple David and Lesley, who remember the sisters fondly, shared their hopes for a positive outcome. David remarked on the sisters’ quiet nature but noted that they left a lasting impression on the neighborhood. Lesley added, “I really hope they are found. It’s not good that it’s been a week now. I’m keeping an open mind and pray that they’re found safe.” This sentiment resonates throughout the community, as neighbors reflect on the impact of the sisters’ disappearance.
Family’s plea for information
The Huszti family has issued heartfelt statements expressing their distress and urging anyone with information to assist the police. They described this period as “very worrying and upsetting” and reiterated their desire for privacy during this challenging time. The family’s plea highlights the emotional toll that the sisters’ disappearance has taken on their loved ones, as they await news of their whereabouts. The community’s support has been a source of comfort for the family, as they navigate this difficult situation.
Ongoing search and investigation
As the search continues, police are conducting door-to-door inquiries and reviewing CCTV footage in the area. The community’s involvement is crucial, as local residents are encouraged to share any information that could aid in locating Eliza and Henrietta. The collaborative efforts between law enforcement and the community underscore the importance of unity in times of crisis. Chief Inspector Bruce reassured the public, stating, “We know that people across Aberdeen are also seriously concerned for the two missing sisters and I would again urge anyone with information which could help to get in touch with us.” The hope remains that the sisters will be found safe and sound.
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