@nbcphiladelphia: Local and federal investigators are continuing to work at a Philadelphia home connected to seven missing women, dismantling a wooden shed and collecting evidence from the backyard of the property. The investigation centers on a home along Chew Avenue in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood that belonged to the late Raymond Horsch, who had ties to all seven missing women. Police believe five of the women are presumed dead. It remains unclear whether investigators have recovered evidence that could help determine what happened to the women. NBC10's DroneForce10 captured investigators taking down a wooden shed in the backyard Tuesday before using shovels to collect dirt and placing it into brown bags. From the ground, much of the activity was obscured, but NBC10 cameras captured glimpses of the work, including a member of the crime scene unit handing two small evidence bags to the FBI. The search follows another round of investigative work Monday evening, when crews sprayed a chemical compound called "Luminol" on the floors and walls inside the home. Law enforcement sources said the chemical revealed locations of DNA, although it remains unknown whether any of that DNA belongs to the seven missing women.

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Wednesday 14 October 2026 11:10:51 GMT