Does Philadelphia’s ‘house of horrors’ hold the key to seven missing women?
Summary
Police and the FBI in Philadelphia are investigating a burned-out house linked to Raymond "RC" Horsch, a deceased criminal and photographer. They have found a large number of photos and films of women connected to the house, where at least seven women went missing, with five believed dead, though no bodies have been recovered.Key Facts
- The house at 417 West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia is linked to criminal activity over more than 30 years.
- Raymond "RC" Horsch, who died last year, was a criminal, artist, author, and snuff photographer.
- At least seven women tied to the house have gone missing; police believe five of them are dead.
- Investigators found about a million photos and films showing 58 women; 25 have been located but not interviewed.
- Some images show women unconscious or injured, but it is unclear if these are real or staged.
- Horsch’s son Eugene is in custody on federal gun and drug charges.
- The neighborhood near the house is known for drug use, homelessness, and high disappearance rates.
- Police began the investigation after Eugene Horsch was stopped with fake law enforcement IDs and a missing woman's ID.
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