Bones Found at Philadelphia Home at Center of Missing Women Investigation: Sources
The discovery comes as investigators search for remains tied to at least seven women and test whether the bones are human.
- On Thursday, the Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office recovered bones from a home at 417 West Chew Avenue in the Olney section of Philadelphia, central to an investigation into several missing women.
- Following the June arrest of Eugene Horsch during a traffic stop, investigators focused on the residence he shared with his late father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch, which is linked to seven missing women.
- Authorities reviewed more than one million digital files recovered from the residence, and on Monday night, investigators used luminol to detect potential DNA evidence while excavating the backyard in layers.
- The bones will be sent to a laboratory for forensic examination to determine whether they are human or animal and whether they connect to the ongoing investigation.
- Detectives plan to excavate the front yard once backyard work concludes, with the search expected to continue through the middle of next week.
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Investigators have found no human remains at the Horsch house in Olney, health officials say
No human remains have been found at the Olney home of Eugene and Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch, the Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office said Wednesday. Animal bones were reportedly discovered during an excavation.
Bones, other clues uncovered at pornographic filmmakers' 'house of horrors' linked to missing women
Investigators searching the Philadelphia “house of horrors” that belonged to a pornographic filmmaker and suspected serial killer have discovered bones in the backyard as FBI agents. Detectives continue searching for evidence related to at least seven women.
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EVIDENCE UNEARTHED AT PHILLY 'HOUSE OF HORRORS' AS CASE TOUCHES SEVEN MISSING WOMEN
Investigators searching a Philadelphia property tied to pornographer Raymond "R.C." Horsch and his son Eugene reported finding a hidden safe and bones, developments first carried by the New York Post and now spreading across conservative outlets. The discoveries have not been independently confirmed by Next News Network.
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