5 missing women are linked to Olney home in Philadelphia. Here's what we know.
Summary
Philadelphia police are investigating a house in the Olney neighborhood linked to at least five missing women, focusing on a father and son who lived there. Eugene Horsch was arrested on drug and weapons charges, and police found many digital photos, chemicals, and possible evidence related to the missing women.Key Facts
- Police are investigating a house in Philadelphia’s Olney neighborhood connected to five missing women.
- Eugene Horsch, the current resident, was arrested in June for drug, weapons, and forgery charges.
- His father, R.C. Horsch, also lived in the house before dying last year.
- Police found hidden chemicals, a marijuana grow operation, and over 1 million digital images in the home.
- The images include photos and videos of missing women, some appearing injured, and show R.C. Horsch but not Eugene.
- Five women believed linked to the home are Gabrielle Amarando, Maribel Fresses, Nicole Fusaro, Amy McHale, and Blair Tonzelli.
- Police found five urns, which may contain human remains, but no remains have been confirmed as crime victims.
- Some missing women were last seen with the Horsch family, and investigations are ongoing with interviews scheduled.
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