The cause of death was revealed for two sisters who are dead in the river in Scotland

At the beginning of January, Two sisters disappeared in ScotlandAnd their bodies were discovered weeks later. Now their cause of death has been revealed.

Henrietta and Eliza Huszti, both 32 – which is a set of triplets, including surviving sister Edit Huszti – died of drowning, per BBC Scotland NewsThe STV news and Daily record.

The BBC stated that their death certificate both listed drowned as the individual cause of death. The news comes almost a month after both of their Bodies were found In the River Dee in Aberdeen on January 31, more than three weeks after they disappeared on Tuesday, January 7.

The sisters, who come from Hungary, were last seen during the early hours of January 7, after leaving their apartment in Aberdeen, a port city of just over 220,000 people in northeastern Scotland.

They were discovered on CCTV pictures around 02:12 local time near Victoria Bridge, which crosses the river Dee. At the same time as the view of video, Henrietta sent a message to their landlord indicating “they would not return” to the apartment, according to an appeal that was then released by the local police.

Information about Henrietta’s worrying last message shows up two weeks after the women disappeared. During the hours and days after siblings disappeared, the local police started a very published search.

On January 9, the local chief inspector, Darren Bruce, said “extensive investigations” was underway in an appeal issued by Police Scotland.

“Local officers, under the leadership of specialized search advisers, receive help from resources including the police dogs and our marine unit,” he added. Bruce urged local companies and people who knew the sisters to come up with all the information that could help the investigation.

Finally, on Friday, January 31, around 07:55 Local Time, was one of the sisters body was discovered in the river dee.

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“While the woman is not yet formally identified, the family of Henrietta Huszti, 32, who had been reported in the area on Tuesday, January 7, has been informed,” confirmed Police Scotland in a statement obtained by People at that time.

Later that day, the police department announced that they had discovered the remains of the other sister, Eliza Huszti.

According to a statement From Police Scotland, the officers discovered the body in the Dee near Victoria Bridge around 21:00 local time in Aberdeen. Although the woman had not been officially identified, the police wrote that “the family to Eliza Huszti … who had been reported missing in the area on Tuesday, (7 Jan), has been informed.”

“Our thoughts remain with the Huszti family and we keep them completely updated after these recovery,” dedicated police supervisor David Howieson in the statement. Police added that officials were still investigating, but “there are no obvious suspected circumstances.”

Police Scotland could not confirm the cause of death when asked by people. Aberdeen City Council’s registrar’s office did not respond immediately when contacted by people.