CCTV shows missing sisters in Aberdeen were seen at a bridge hours before they vanished, raising concerns.
The footage confirms they were at the bridge earlier that day. They walked along Market Street and crossed the bridge over the River Dee. After that, they turned onto a footpath toward the Aberdeen Boat Club. Sadly, no one has seen them since.
Police are asking anyone who might have seen the sisters to come forward. They spent about five minutes at the bridge but didn’t talk to anyone. After visiting the bridge, they were seen heading back to their flat through the city center.
Henrietta sent a text to their landlady at 2.12am, saying they wouldn’t return home. After that, her phone went offline. The next day, their belongings were found in their flat, raising alarms.
Both sisters are described as white, slim, and have long brown hair. They were carrying rucksacks when last seen. Police are reviewing hours of CCTV footage to track their movements.
Superintendent David Howieson mentioned that they have received a good response from the public. He urged anyone with information to reach out. The search continues, focusing on the River Dee and surrounding areas.
The family in Hungary is being supported during this tough time. Police are committed to finding Eliza and Henrietta and are asking for any help from the community. If you have any information, please contact Police Scotland at 101.
