7 Missing Women Tied To Possible Father-Son Serial Killer Duo

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T.J. Holmes 0:37
Hey there folks, it is Friday, September 18th. And police in Philadelphia are not sure if they have two serial killers on their hands after going through a house of horrors where they believe at least five women died. But they don't have any bodies. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. I talk about five women dead. There might be as many as seven women or more connected to Whatever this is at this house, Rose, but it's possible this was a father-son potential serial killer duo. Wow.
Amy Robach 1:20
This is jaw-dropping, and for two people who do love a good thriller horror movie, this is worse than any movie plot I've ever seen. We're talking about more than a million Digital images have been recovered from this home showing injured, unconscious, and possibly lifeless women. But yes, as you pointed out. They have not recovered any bodies yet, but this is still a very active investigation.
T.J. Holmes 1:51
That didn't start as a murder investigation.
Amy Robach 1:53
I was just gonna say it all began because of A bad parking job. They were somewhere where they shouldn't be. Eugene Horsch is who we're talking about, forty-four years old. He was with a woman. He was arrested because he was illegally parked. Not because he was illegally parked, but because when police went over to his vehicle, they found two handguns, eight thousand dollars worth of illegal drugs, and the woman with uh also an ID impersonating a law enforcement officer. And the woman with him, when she presented her ID. She presented the ID of a woman who had been missing for quite some time, since twenty twenty three, and they knew they had something more on their hands.
T.J. Holmes 2:36
But man, they did not know they had this. Robes They did not this is a developing story because Robes, we're talking about again, we're gonna explain why they say that five women are dead. But Rome's? There's potentially dozens upon dozens upon dozens of victims out there, and they don't know if they're alive or dead.
Amy Robach 2:56
That's correct. So we mentioned forty-four-year-old Eugene Horsch.

How did an illegal parking ticket lead investigators to a Philadelphia house of horrors?

Amy Robach 2:59
Well, his father, the late Raymond R. C. Horsch, he died last year at the age of eighty-two, and police say he was a pornographic filmmaker and photographer. But between these two men
T.J. Holmes 3:13
which isn't illegal.
Amy Robach 3:14
Is not illegal who lived in this home and I mentioned those million a million digital images. Fifty-eight different people are depicted in these images. Some of them they found are alive, but at least seven of them have been missing and were reported missing. And many of these women, their families have been waiting for more than a decade to figure out where they were, what happened to them. They found five urns with remains inside this home that they're going to have to figure out. They think one of them is the remains of R. C. Horsch, and they believe maybe his sister, a friend. But there are two other urns that they don't know whose remains are inside.
T.J. Holmes 4:00
So how are we getting to the five, right? Uh five women. How can they feel good about the five women dead and potentially Even though we have seven that they know were missing and connected
Amy Robach 4:12
because the pictures show women who appear to be dead who match the images of the women who are missing and in one horrific case. Nicole Fussaro. She disappeared in twenty eighteen at the age of twenty seven. They found a video of her while she was alive and then reportedly showing RC, the father, strangling her with a zip tie and you literally watch her die in this video.
T.J. Holmes 4:43
Yes. I don't know the the police aren't necessarily giving a full theory of what they think was going on here, but Robes, uh the these folks were into making whatever kind of videos they were into making, right?

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