Father believes twin sisters were lured before their deaths. Bodies were discovered in River Dee in Aberdeen after vanishing.
The father, who is 63, spoke to the media. He does not think it was suicide or an accident. Miklos Huszti believes they were lured and then killed by someone.
He said he doesn’t know what happened, but he is sure they did not kill themselves. He mentioned a strange text message that Henrietta’s phone sent to their landlady. It said they were leaving and not returning.
Police visited their flat and found their belongings still there. Eliza’s phone was there too. Mr. Huszti thinks someone else sent the text and that someone lured and kidnapped them.
He is sure someone lured them to the river and then cruelly killed them. Police Scotland said they found no evidence of this, but they are exploring all possibilities.
The sisters were seen after 2 a.m. on Tuesday. The sisters were triplets and their brother, Edit, lives in Hungary. The dad had not spoken to them in twelve years, starting after separating from their mother.
The sisters moved to Scotland after the separation. They contacted their brother regularly after that. The siblings spoke on New Year’s Eve. They spoke to their mother three days later, and nothing seemed wrong during that call.
People left tributes at the river. Both bodies had been found by February 1. A friend, Anita Vida, started a fundraiser to help the family with expenses.
Anita is part of the Hungarian community and said they are heartbroken by the loss. She added that the sisters went missing on January 7 and were found in the River Dee on January 31. The fundraiser aims to support the devastated family.