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5 women 'appear to be deceased' in images recovered from Philadelphia home: Police

Investigators are reviewing more than 1 million images and videos as they identify five women who appear dead and link seven missing women to the home.

  • Law enforcement officials are providing an update Wednesday on the ongoing death investigation involving five missing women connected to an Olney property.
  • The investigation began June 19, 2026, after a federal park ranger stopped a vehicle on Market Street, leading to the arrest of Eugene Horsch and discovery of evidence at his West Chew Avenue home.
  • Authorities have identified Blair Tonzelli, Amy McHale, Maribel Fresses, Gabrielle Amarando, and Nicole Fusaro as connected to the case after recovering chemicals and dozens of digital storage devices from the property.
  • Police have launched death investigations as recovered video evidence reportedly shows some women deceased, yet officials have not recovered any bodies, creating forensic challenges without DNA sources.
  • The FBI has increased agents assigned to authenticate more than one million images recovered from what police described as a "house of horrors" to determine the fate of the missing women.
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Two of the images may have been strangled to death. Five others whose whereabouts are unknown years ago have been identified in the videos.

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US police have found more than 600,000 photos and 70,000 videos of at least 58 women at the home of a deceased adult film producer. Investigators believe at least five of the women are dead, and two have been missing for years. Police suspect Horsch could be responsible for their deaths.

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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth broke the news in Fort Worth, United States on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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