Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Police say a dilapidated house in Philadelphia is a house of horrors. The residence was home to a father, Ray Horsch, who died last year, and his son Eugene. Forensic investigators in hazmat suits found gun parts, suspicious chemicals, and urns with cremated human remains, according to authorities. They also say they found a video depicting the apparent torture and death of two missing young women. Police fear there could be more victims. Eugene Horsch's lawyer says he is innocent, adding that investigators are barking up the wrong tree when it comes to the missing women.
Police say a dilapidated house in Philadelphia is a house of horrors. The residence was home to a father, Ray Horsch, who died last year, and his son Eugene. Forensic investigators in hazmat suits found gun parts, suspicious chemicals, and urns with cremated human remains, according to authorities. They also say they found a video depicting the apparent torture and death of two missing young women. Police fear there could be more victims. Eugene Horsch's lawyer says he is innocent, adding that investigators are barking up the wrong tree when it comes to the missing women.
