Five Women Feared Dead in Connection to Philadelphia Home Where Disturbing Images Were Recovered
Investigators say the files include images of five women who appeared injured or dead, and the FBI is about 30% done reviewing them.
- On Wednesday, Philadelphia police provided an update on the investigation into 417 West Chew Avenue, where authorities recovered more than 1 million digital images and videos connected to seven women.
- The 44-year-old Eugene Horsch, who remains in federal custody on unrelated charges, owns the residence; his deceased father, Raymond Horsch, a pornographer who claimed to be a serial killer, has become central to the investigation.
- Deputy Commissioner Frank Vanore described footage showing women using narcotics and being restrained, with investigators identifying 58 women including Gabrielle Amarando, Maribel Fresses, Nicole Fusaro, Blair Tonzelli, and Amy McHale.
- Special Agent in Charge Wayne Jacobs of the Philadelphia FBI Field Office said agents will return with search warrants later this month, while police plan to interview 25 additional people.
- FBI agents are about 30% done reviewing the evidence, with a Chicago forensics lab processing unknown chemicals from the property as authorities emphasize this methodical investigation will provide answers to families.
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'Zip Tie Around Her Neck': Shocking Video Found Among One Million Files From Father-Son House of Horrors
Philadelphia police are reviewing more than one million files recovered from a Horsch family home after footage appeared to show women unconscious or lifeless, linking seven women to the investigation.
Five women feared dead in connection to Philadelphia home where disturbing images were recovered
(CNN) — What began as a search into an illegally parked BMW that led police to discover bizarre fake IDs, drugs and weapons has spiraled into a sprawling investigation into the whereabouts of five potentially missing, and feared dead, women.
POLICE in Philadelphia are investigating the disappearance of five women linked to the house where they found a million digital pieces of evidence, including footage of unconscious women. One man was arrested.
Raymond and Eugene Horsch update: 7 missing women linked to Chew Avenue home as chilling details emerge – who are they?
Seven women who disappeared over more than a decade ago have been linked to a Philadelphia house, where investigators found more than 1 million images, videos.
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