Police believe some of the material recovered belonged to Raymond Horsch, an erotic photographer, convicted methamphetamine producer and self-described sociopath who lived at the property until his death last year at the age of 82, according to the New York Post.
Among the evidence are videos that investigators say appear to show missing women. One video allegedly shows Raymond Horsch strangling a woman inside the home, CBS News reported.
Authorities have informed relatives of the victim featured in the footage, although investigators have not publicly identified her.
Detectives believe evidence recovered from about 50 hard drives could prove crucial in determining what occurred at the property. The FBI has assigned additional agents to help process the growing volume of digital and physical evidence, according to CBS News.
Eugene Horsch was arrested on June 19. Photo /
Philadelphia Police Department
The women linked to the investigation include Blair Tonzelli, who disappeared in 2023; Gabrielle Amarando, last seen in 2012; Maribel Fresses, who vanished in 2018; Amy McHale, who disappeared in 2016; and Nicole Fusaro, who was 27 when she went missing in 2018.
Fusaro was identified as the fifth woman connected to the property. Her family has been meeting with Philadelphia detectives as the investigation continues, according to WPVI.
Despite extensive searches, investigators have not recovered any bodies. However, authorities have sent up to 20 containers of unidentified chemicals seized from the property to a specialist laboratory in Chicago for forensic analysis, CBS News reported.
Police are continuing to examine physical evidence, digital files and sewer systems beneath the home as they work to determine what happened to the missing women and provide answers to their families.