Philadelphia police are investigating a home in the Olney neighborhood linked to the presumed deaths of at least five women. The investigation focuses on Eugene Horsch and his late father, R.C. Horsch, who lived in the house. Eugene was arrested in June after being found with a missing woman’s ID, weapons, and forged documents. A search of his home uncovered dangerous chemicals, a marijuana operation, and over a million digital images, including photos of missing women. Some images show women injured or deceased, and police have identified 58 people from the images, with 16 uncooperative and 25 scheduled for interviews. Five urns containing human remains were also found, one believed to hold R.C. Horsch’s remains. The case raises concerns about the safety and whereabouts of the missing women and the activities within the home.
QUESTION: How might the discovery of such evidence in a neighborhood home impact the community’s sense of safety and trust?
5 missing women are linked to Olney home in Philadelphia. Here’s what we know.
