Investigation Continues at Philadelphia Home Linked to Missing Women

FBI investigators have uncovered over one million digital evidence items from a Philadelphia home linked to seven missing women. Jeremy Perry, a childhood friend of suspect Eugene Horsch, shared insights into Horsch’s troubled past on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

Authorities have returned to the Philadelphia home of Raymond “R.C.” Horsch to search for clues in a case involving multiple missing women and a potential serial killer. Philadelphia police and federal investigators executed a search warrant at the home on Monday, as reported by FOX 29 Philadelphia.

The ongoing search at Horsch’s home on Chew Avenue in Olney has disrupted local roads and required more digging. This effort aims to uncover crucial evidence, according to local sources.

FBI agents conducted the search on July 13, 2026, at the residence of Eugene Horsch, located on the 400 block of West Chew Avenue. The investigation involves various law enforcement agencies, including Philadelphia police homicide detectives and the FBI, following the discovery of chemicals, ammunition, and drugs in the home in June. Eugene Horsch, 44, is currently in custody facing several charges. This marks the third FBI return to the property for evidence collection.

During a community meeting, police informed neighbors that the investigation would involve disruptive law enforcement activities. “We all came together to ensure that neighbors understood the ongoing investigation. We understand it’s disruptive, and neighbors and businesses are concerned, so we need to provide support and resources,” Councilmember Anthony Phillips explained, as reported by FOX 29.

FBI agents removed an autoclave from Eugene Horsch’s residence during the July raid. The FBI and local homicide detectives continue their investigation after the June discovery of various concerning materials. Police have connected the missing women to the Olney home, from which over a million photos and videos were recovered. At least five of these women are believed deceased.

Authorities are analyzing the disturbing images and videos, as Horsch was known for producing violent pornography. R.C. Horsch, who produced brutally themed pornography and books, died last year at 82.

His son, Eugene Horsch, was arrested in June for unlawful firearms and forgery charges. These charges led police to make concerning discoveries at the family home.