Hazmat Removes Evidence From Philadelphia Home Linked to 7 Missing Women

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 6

Philadelphia investigators again searched the Olney home tied to at least seven missing women, with hazmat crews removing glass vials, a vacuum cleaner, workout equipment and boxed evidence.
Police say the property has already yielded more than 1 million pieces of digital evidence after Eugene Horsch's June arrest on unrelated drug, firearms and forgery charges.
Earlier searches allegedly uncovered snuff videos, a chemical drum connected to the water system and five urns containing possible human ashes; four of the seven women linked to the home have been identified in the images, authorities said.
Eugene Horsch has not been charged in the disappearances, and police said the investigation remains active as crews continue searching the house, yard and even nearby sewers.
The home previously belonged to Raymond "R.C." Horsch, Eugene's father, a deceased pornographer and convicted meth producer whose background has fueled scrutiny of whether the case extends beyond a single suspect.