@crmnallyobsessed: A Philadelphia home police have described as a “house of horrors” is now linked to seven women — five of whom investigators believe are dead. The home was shared by erotic photographer and violent fetish filmmaker Raymond “R.C.” Horsch and his son, Eugene. Investigators say they recovered more than 1 million digital files, including photos and videos depicting nearly 60 people. Some of the material appears staged, while other images show women injured, unconscious or apparently dead. Police say they have reviewed only about 30% of the evidence so far. Investigators publicly identified Gabrielle Amarando and Maribel Fresses among the women depicted. Police say images from 2017 show both women unconscious with apparent injuries. Neither woman has been found. Missing woman Nicole Fusaro was also identified in the evidence. Police say video appears to show Horsch strangling Fusaro until she became unconscious. Horsch’s ex-wife, Amy McHale, and missing woman Blair Tonzelli have also been connected to the home. Investigators have identified two additional women in the evidence — one whose name is being withheld at her family’s request and another who has not yet been identified. Police believe five of the seven women are dead, but no bodies have been recovered. R.C. Horsch died in 2025. The investigation intensified after his son, Eugene, was arrested in June while with a woman who police say had Tonzelli’s identification. Eugene has not been charged in connection with the women’s disappearances or suspected deaths. He currently faces separate federal charges. #TrueCrime #Philly #EugeneHorsch #RCHorsch

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Friday 18 September 2026 21:00:14 GMT