Raymond Horsch preyed on prostitutes in Philadelphia: Victim’s cousin

Key Points:

• Raymond Horsch, deceased in 2025, is under investigation for involvement in the disappearances of at least five women in Philadelphia, with allegations of soliciting prostitutes and running a “flop house” linked to sex work and drug addiction.
• Nicole Fusaro, one of the missing women, was reported dead to her family by police, though authorities have not officially confirmed any deaths; her cousin suspects Horsch’s responsibility and criticized police for revealing graphic video details without family notification.
• Police discovered disturbing videos at a property connected to Horsch’s son, Eugene, who is in federal custody on unrelated charges; the videos allegedly depict violent acts against women, and investigators are determining if the violence was real or staged.
• Experts in forensic psychology and nursing highlight the use of strangulation in the videos as indicative of sexual sadism and domination, suggesting the perpetrator targeted vulnerable women such as sex workers and those with drug addictions.
• Authorities continue to process over a million files linked to the Horsch case, having identified nearly 60 individuals so far, but no murder charges have been filed yet; family members compare Horsch’s alleged crimes as more severe than other known serial killers.