Missing sisters who disappeared in Scotland found, cause of death revealed – Country

The official cause of death of two sisters missing in Scotland in January was revealed after being found in a river in Aberdeen.

According to the BBC Scotland News, the 32-year-old sisters Henrietta and Eliza Herzti (BBC) reported that the BBC Scotland News (BBC) reported that the BBC's sisters Henrietta and Eliza Herzti (BBC) reported that the BBC's sisters were Henrietta and Eliza Herzti (BBC) reported. Eliza Huszti's cause of death has been ruled to be drowning.

Henrietta and Eliza were part of a group of triplets originally from Hungary, who disappeared on January 7. Their bodies were found on River Dee on January 31 and were finally alive on CCTV footage. Police who identified his identity said the death of sisters who moved to Scotland about 10 years ago was not considered suspicious.

The news comes after more than a month searching for sisters across the Victoria Bridge in downtown Aberdeen on the evening of January 7.

On January 21, police sent an updated appeal after police sent a text message to their landlord at 2:12 a.m. on January 7 (the day they disappeared).

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SMS from the Victoria Bridge area indicated that they would not return to the apartment they were renting. Then the phone was disconnected from the network and it has not been active since then.

The next day, the siblings’ personal belongings were found in the apartment and their landlord reported her concerns to the police.

A relative had previously told the BBC that Eliza and Henrietta spoke to their mother on January 4 and their 40-minute conversation seemed different.

January 9, Insp. Darren Bruce said the “widespread inquiry” was going on to track the sisters, “the search was conducted in and around the area they last met.”

Bruce had asked residents and businesses in the area to review their CCTV and dashboard logs.

He added that the police “continue to speak to people who know Eliza and Henrietta” and urged anyone to contact the police with information.

Police dogs and marine search units are also used to find sisters.

According to Scottish police, the body of one of the sisters was found in the Dee River on January 31. Later that day, police announced that they had found the body of the second sister.

“These two bodies recovered from the Di River on Friday, January 31 and have now been officially identified as Henrietta and Eliza Huszti. Inquiry is still being conducted to determine the exact cause of the death, but there are no obvious suspicious circumstances.” Scottish Police Department David Howieson said in a statement.

Their brother, Jozsef Huszti, told the BBC News that their families could not understand the incidents and that they had many unresolved problems in their deaths.

– With Michelle Butterfield of Global News

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