The sisters disappeared in August: – The discovery died in the river at 40 km. Was tied together at the hips

Their bodies were face to face and tied together at the hips and feet. They were both well dressed and they did not seem to have been exposed to violence.

So what happened to the two sisters Tala (16) and Rotana Farea (22) from Saudi Arabia, found near the Hudson coast in Manhattan, New York last week?

This question proved to be a difficult problem for breaking the New York police.

Missing in August

The police managed to determine if your sisters were missing in August. According to the Associated Press Press Agency, the sisters must have collapsed earlier for at least one reason.

They lived in Fairfax in the state of Virginia, the city in which they moved in 2015 with their mother. It is close to 40 miles from the river bank where the sisters were found dead.

According to the New York Times, they recently asked for asylum in the United States. And the day before their death, the mother of the sisters should have received a phone from the Saudi Embassy that ordered the family to leave the United States.

The reason should have been that the sisters sought asylum in the United States, writes The Associated Press.

Ask for help

Talk (16) was a student and Rotana (22) was a student. They were reported missing on August 24th. When they were found Wednesday, last week the police reportedly managed to identify the bodies.

The officers assumed that they were with the family, following the similarities, went out with drawings and asked for help.

Last Friday, they had managed to identify the two sisters.

Not long in the water

The police can not exclude anything criminal or suicide.

However, investigators believe it is unlikely that they had to leave the George Washington Bridge, which connects New Jersey to New York.

Sisters should not have any external damage to the body that supports the theory of such a high case.

The police hope that the forensic investigations will help him in his investigation. Their bodies did not stay long in the water, reports the Associated Press.

Do not comment on the phone

The Consulate General of Saudi Arabia has been in contact with the family of the two girls and has "expressed its deepest condolences," according to a statement from the consulate.

They did not comment on news agency information regarding the alleged phone they took to the mother who should have ordered the family home in Saudi Arabia.

The consulate general said it hired a lawyer to follow the case closely.