Police find more photos of women who appear dead in pornographer R.C. Horsch’s home, bringing the number of missing to 7
Key Points:
- Police recovered images believed to show two additional dead women inside the late Raymond "R.C." Horsch's Olney home, raising the total number of dead or missing women linked to the property to seven.
- Investigators found digital evidence, including photos and videos, depicting real and staged violence, with one video showing Horsch strangling a woman identified as Nicole Fusaro, who went missing in 2018.
- The ongoing investigation involves local and federal authorities reviewing a vast digital archive of over a million photos and videos, with about 30% reviewed so far, identifying 58 people, including five deceased women and several others who died of overdoses.
- Police have not found any human remains but discovered urns with cremated remains believed to be Horsch and others; DNA and chemical tests on substances found in the home’s basement are ongoing.
- Eugene Horsch, Raymond’s son, remains in federal custody on unrelated drug and gun charges, with no current evidence linking him to the missing or deceased women; police plan to continue searching the home and engaging with neighbors.