Woman says she lied to escape Olney "house of horrors"
A woman who was inside the alleged "house of horrors" in Olney in 2013 says she tried to tell police about Raymond and Eugene Horsch.
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A woman who was inside the alleged "house of horrors" in Olney in 2013 says she tried to tell police about Raymond and Eugene Horsch.
People armed with a baseball bat attacked a man and stole about $30,000 in cash from him, Philadelphia police say.
Investigators wrapped up search efforts at the Philadelphia home of Raymond "R.C." Horsch after weeks of searching yielded no human remains.
Investigators have officially wrapped up their work Friday at the "house of horrors" in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood after weeks of searching for evidence of human remains.
From a chance traffic stop to forensic digs for human remains, here is the timeline of the ongoing case at 417 W. Chew Ave. in Philadelphia's "house of horrors" case.
Investigators are expected to wrap up their work at the Olney "house of horrors" on Friday.
The large-scale search of the alleged house of horrors property in Olney is expected to be over by Friday afternoon. Our sources say they've taken what they need and have pored over the home at 417 W. Chew Ave., the center of one of Philadelphia's most disturbing and mysterious cases. CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden reports.
Investigators started digging up the front yard at the alleged "house of horrors" in the Olney section of Philadelphia. The late Raymond "R.C." Horsch owned the house, which is linked to at least seven missing women.
Soil was excavated around the property as part of the investigation into Raymond "R.C." Horsch, a suspected serial killer who died in 2025.
The bones were dug up during excavation at the Olney home last week.
A former friend of Eugene Horsch provided a glimpse into his life and why some called his late father R.C. Horsch "Satan."
An attorney for the son of suspected Philadelphia serial killer Raymond Horsch called the investigation unusual and shocking.
Bones were discovered outside the so-called "house of horrors" in Philadelphia, but it's unclear whether they are related to the ongoing investigation into Raymond "R.C." Horsch, a suspected serial killer.
An attorney for Eugene Horsch, the son of suspected Philadelphia serial killer Raymond Horsch, called the investigation unusual and shocking. The investigation at the Horsch home in the Olney section of Philadelphia has ramped up this week as bones and DNA were uncovered.
Investigators found bones in the backyard of the "house of horrors" on West Chew Avenue in the Olney section of Philadelphia, sources said. Reporter Joe Holden has the latest on this massive investigation.
A woman spoke with CBS News Philadelphia about creepy interactions she had with Horsch and his son Eugene Horsch.
A Jane Doe spoke with CBS News Philadelphia about creepy interactions she had with suspected serial killer Raymond "R.C." Horsch and his son Eugene Horsch. Joe Holden reports.
Human DNA was found at the Olney "house of horrors" in Philadelphia after investigators used luminol to search the home on West Chew Avenue, police sources said Tuesday.
FBI agents and Philadelphia police dug up the backyard of the so-called "house of horrors" in a search of human remains.
Philadelphia police and the FBI were back at the home Monday night, using luminol to search for signs of human blood. Police sources said Tuesday that the human DNA found at the Olney house will be tested further.
Police and the FBI will use luminol Monday night at the "house of horrors" on West Chew Avenue to search for signs of blood.
Investigators will spray luminol at the Olney "house of horrors" Monday night. The home is connected to several missing women.
CBS News Philadelphia investigative reporter Joe Holden speaks with colleague Liz Crawford to break down how suspect Raymond "R.C." Horsch hid in plain sight as a self-published author and filmmaker and how forensic teams are investigating the property now known as Philadelphia's "house of horrors."
Police are expected to bring specialized K-9s to the Horsch house in Olney this week as their investigation continues.
Police plan to bring specialized K-9s to the "house of horrors" in the Olney section of Philadelphia to help uncover additional evidence in their ongoing investigation into the property, which is linked to several missing women.
