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Bones found at Philadelphia home at center of missing women investigation: Sources
6abc Philadelphia • • nation
Key Points:
- Bones were recovered from a Philadelphia home linked to an investigation of several missing women, with forensic analysis underway to determine if the remains are human and connected to the case.
- Investigators found a safe hidden behind a wall and have connected seven missing women to the home through videos and images, though no bodies have been recovered so far.
- The home, formerly owned by the late violent pornographer Raymond "R.C." Horsch and his son Eugene, has been extensively searched, including excavation of the backyard and use of luminol to detect blood traces.
- A positive luminol reaction was observed, prompting further forensic testing, while investigators continue dismantling parts of the property and analyzing large amounts of digital evidence found on-site.
- Eugene Horsch, arrested on unrelated federal firearms and drug charges, has not been charged in connection with the missing women investigation, which remains ongoing.
