Raymond Horsch preyed on prostitutes in Philadelphia: Victim’s cousin
Key Points:
- Raymond Horsch, deceased in 2025, is suspected of involvement in the disappearances of at least five women in Philadelphia, including Nicole Fusaro, who was addicted to drugs and engaged in sex work before her 2018 disappearance.
- Philadelphia police are investigating a property linked to Horsch’s son, Eugene, where disturbing videos depicting violence against women were found; authorities are determining if these videos show actual violence or were staged.
- Investigators have recovered five urns believed to contain human remains, along with drugs, weapons, and fake law enforcement credentials; Eugene Horsch is in federal custody on unrelated charges, and no murder charges have been filed yet.
- Experts suggest the violent acts, including strangulation shown in videos, indicate sexual sadism and a pattern of dominance, with vulnerable women such as sex workers likely targeted.
- Family members and experts express outrage over police handling and public disclosures, emphasizing the severity of the case compared to other known serial killers.