Eugene Horsch's Philadelphia home linked to 7 missing women, police say

Key Points:

• Philadelphia police discovered images of seven missing women, including two appearing unconscious and injured, during a search of over 1 million recovered images from a home linked to deceased pornographer Raymond "R.C." Horsch.
• The images of Gabrielle Armando and Maribel Fresses, taken in 2017, show them unconscious with injuries; both women remain missing with no bodies or DNA evidence found to date.
• The investigation was triggered by the arrest of Eugene Horsch, R.C. Horsch's son, who was found with firearms, narcotics, and false identification tied to missing woman Blair Tonzelli, whose whereabouts remain unknown.
• Authorities found a homemade laboratory, five urns believed to contain human ashes, and extensive digital evidence at the home, with 58 people identified in videos and images, including four appearing lifeless.
• Police continue to analyze thousands of videos and are working with the FBI to corroborate findings and gather physical evidence, with several missing women connected to the home, including R.C. Horsch's ex-wife Amy McHale.