Bones and safe discovered at Philadelphia house linked to missing women
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 07:56 · Archive
Bones and a hidden safe have been discovered at a Philadelphia property connected to seven missing women.
Bones have been unearthed from the backyard of a Philadelphia property linked to seven missing women, while FBI investigators discovered a hidden safe beneath the floorboards. The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office was called to the scene on Thursday, October 15, to examine the remains. Officials have not yet determined whether the bones are human or animal.
The property belonged to Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch, a convicted methamphetamine producer and pornographer who died last year aged 82, and his son Eugene, who is being held on firearms charges. Earlier searches of the home uncovered alleged snuff movies featuring missing women, vats of mysterious chemicals, and writings referencing serial killers.
Forensic teams are collecting soil samples from different locations and depths to test for chemicals. The investigation continues as crews prepare to extend their search to the front of the West Chew Avenue property.
How it is being reported
- Bones discovered in backyard of Philadelphia house of horrors connected to seven missing womenThe home belonged to convicted meth producer and pornographer Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch, whose archive allegedly contains footage showing two missing women alive and later apparently deadDaily Mail · 19 Oct, 07:45
- Hidden safe, bones found buried at Philly house of horrors tied to 7 missing women: reportThe bones and safe followed other disturbing discoveries — including alleged snuff movies featuring several missing women, vats of mysterious chemicals, and writings referencing serial killers.New York Post · 19 Oct, 04:02
In this story: Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch · Eugene Horsch · Philadelphia · FBI
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