PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — Investigators are expected to return Monday to a home at the center of a high-profile investigation that has drawn national attention and is expected to disrupt the surrounding Olney neighborhood for at least a week.
Police and local leaders met with residents Sunday afternoon to discuss the next phase of the investigation involving Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, who lived at the West Chew Avenue property.
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Eugene Horsch is currently being held on a federal firearms charge stemming from a vehicle stop in June.
Authorities have connected seven women to the investigation so far, and most have also been reported missing.
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A total of seven women have now been linked to the sprawling and ongoing investigation centered on a home in Philadelphia’s Olney neighborhood.
City officials warned residents to expect significant disruptions as investigators continue their work in the area.
“This community is going to be disrupted because there is going to be an investigation. This community is gonna have to move their cars, there are going to be street blockages,” Council Member Anthony Phillips said.
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Some residents said they were frustrated by the information provided during Sunday’s meeting.
“People have been saying for a while that something is going on. So they said we could call, but hcalls have been made for years,” Olney resident Jennifer Hart said.
The latest operation at the Chew Avenue property is expected to last about a week as investigators continue their work.
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