Philadelphia Missing Women Case Grows With Over a Million Digital Clues Uncovered

Police and the FBI say they have recovered more than 1 million pieces of digital evidence from a Philadelphia Olney home linked to the disappearances of at least five women, including thousands of videos and multiple devices; urns found in the basement are believed to contain ashes, and videos dating back to 2017 show unconscious women with investigators noting four appear lifeless and 10 later died of overdoses at different locations. The case centers on 44-year-old Eugene Horsch, who faces federal weapons possession and impersonating a federal officer charges, while only about 30% of the material has been reviewed and dozens of people seen in the footage have been interviewed. Authorities urge patience as they methodically sort through the evidence.
- At least 5 women dead, more missing in connection to Olney home, Philly police say WHYY
- 5 women believed dead, 2 more missing connected to Olney home, Philly police say NBC10 Philadelphia
- Former police chief recalls 2009 arrest of RC Horsch, the man linked to Philly house of horrors 6abc Philadelphia
- 5 women now linked to investigation into Philadelphia home NewsNation
- Philly missing women probe: Police uncover key videos FOX 29 Philadelphia
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