Philadelphia 'Obviously' Dealing With a Serial Killer: Former FBI Agent
Summary
A man named Eugene Horsch in Philadelphia is suspected of being a serial killer after police found images and videos in his home that show unconscious or dead women. A former FBI agent said Horsch fits the definition of a serial killer, but police have not confirmed this publicly because they have no bodies or conclusive proof yet.Key Facts
- Eugene Horsch, 44, is linked to images and videos of five unconscious or dead women found in his Philadelphia home.
- Police also connect the home to two other missing women.
- The FBI defines a serial killer as someone who kills two or more people in separate events.
- Horsch’s late father was a known pornographer accused of making films showing real killings, known as "snuff films."
- No bodies have been found at the home, making it harder for police to bring murder charges.
- Investigators are reviewing about 1 million pieces of evidence including photos and videos.
- Police are trying to find forensic evidence, including DNA, and plan to dig on the property for more clues.
- Experts expect that more victims connected to Horsch may be identified as the investigation continues.
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