Philadelphia case ties seven missing women to a single home after more than a million digital files are found

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Seven women who disappeared over more than a decade are linked to a Philadelphia home where investigators recovered more than 1 million images and videos depicting women in distress, with five of the seven believed dead though no bodies have been recovered. The probe centers on Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, a photographer of sexually explicit material who died in 2025, and his son, with authorities identifying 58 people in the material and continuing to review hundreds of thousands of additional files; no homicide charges have been announced as investigators press interviews and further analysis.
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