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Police Excavate Backyard in Serial Killer Probe
16 Oct
Summary
- Excavator used in backyard dig linked to potential serial killer.
- Investigation connected to at least seven missing women.
- Apparent 'snuff' films and ash-filled urns found at property.
Law enforcement officials have returned to a Philadelphia property with an excavator to continue a significant investigation into a potential serial killer. The ongoing searches at the former residence of the late pornographer Raymond 'RC' Horsch have yielded alarming discoveries. These include apparent 'snuff' films and ash-filled urns, along with evidence connecting the site to at least seven missing women.
Investigators, equipped with protective gear, have meticulously searched the backyard, employing tents and tarps. The scope of the operation, involving numerous crime scene technicians, suggests a thorough examination of the premises is underway. While specific details remain undisclosed due to the active investigation, police confirm they are examining evidence and pursuing leads related to the missing women.
The investigation intensified after the arrest of Horsch's son, Eugene Horsch, in June. During his arrest, he was with a woman identified as Blair Tonzelli, one of the seven missing individuals. Previous searches at the home uncovered disturbing images and videos allegedly depicting four of the missing women, raising further concerns about the nature of the activities conducted at the property.
