FBI Uncovers Digital Evidence
Over a million digital items have been recovered by FBI investigators from a Philadelphia home associated with seven missing women. Jeremy Perry, a childhood friend of suspect Eugene Horsch, provides insights into Horsch’s troubled past on ‘America’s Newsroom.’
Renewed Search Efforts
Investigators are returning to the Philadelphia home of the late Raymond “R.C.” Horsch to continue the search for clues in the case of missing women and a potential serial killer. Authorities aim to meticulously examine the property on Chew Avenue in Olney, possibly disrupting local traffic.
Details of the Investigation
FBI agents, along with Philadelphia police homicide detectives, executed a search warrant at Eugene Horsch’s home on West Chew Avenue on July 13, 2026. Chemicals, ammunition, and drugs were previously discovered there in June. The search marks the third visit to the property for evidence collection. Horsch, 44, remains in custody on several charges.
This investigation may be disruptive, but community support and resources are essential,Councilmember Anthony Phillips noted during a community meeting, according to FOX 29.
Community Engagement
Police have communicated with neighbors to address concerns about the ongoing investigation and its impact on the community. Ensuring understanding and support is a priority for local authorities.
Discovery on the Property
Investigators have linked seven missing women to the Olney home, having found over a million photos and videos. At least five of these women are suspected dead. The materials are currently under review to comprehend their content, with connections to Horsch’s history of producing violent pornography highlighted.
Background on Suspects
R.C. Horsch, known for creating violent-themed pornography and literature, passed away last year at 82. His son, Eugene Horsch, was arrested in June for firearms and forgery charges, prompting further investigation at the family residence.