Here’s what’s next in the investigation into the so-called “House of Horrors" in Olney
Brandon Goldner reports from outside the home along Chew Avenue, where police and the FBI will conduct another search.
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Brandon Goldner reports from outside the home along Chew Avenue, where police and the FBI will conduct another search.
Investigators say they've identified 58 women seen in videos recovered from 417 West Chew Avenue, the home that has now become the epicenter of one of Philadelphia's most notorious death investigations. CBS News Philadelphia's Eva Andersen reports.
Philadelphia police said in an update Wednesday that they have identified dozens of the women seen in videos and photos recovered from the home of Eugene Horsch and the late Raymond Horsch in Olney. Some of them are believed to be dead, and others remain missing, police said.
A fifth missing woman has been linked to a house in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood at the center of a massive investigation, police sources said Tuesday.
A fifth missing woman has been linked to a house in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood at the center of a massive investigation, police sources said Tuesday. Brandon Goldner reports.
Police sources said Nicole Fusaro, who has been missing since 2018, is now linked to the investigation at the home on the 400 block of West Chew Avenue owned by Eugene Horsch.
The Philadelphia police officer accused of leaving a man lying in the street before he was fatally struck by a car will be fired, Commissioner Kevin Bethel said Monday. CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden reports.
Philadelphia police are investigating an officer who, officials say, failed to help a man who was lying in the street before being hit by a car and killed.
A Philadelphia police officer is under investigation after he interacted with a man who was walking unsteadily in the street but failed to help him, officials said. The man was ultimately hit by a car and killed, police said. Police are also looking for the driver of the car.
In a 2013 interview, Horsch talked about his life of sex and adult films. Horsch owned the Olney house now at the center of a complex investigation.
A podcast episode from 2013 sheds new light on R.C. Horsch, the man who owned and lived in the house in Philadelphia's Olney section that is linked to multiple missing women. Horsch discussed his work on adult films and why he considers himself a sociopath.
CBS News Philadelphia reviewed hundreds of pages of R.C. Horsch's books. Much of the material is graphic, disturbing, sexually explicit and violent.
CBS News Philadelphia reviewed hundreds of pages of Raymond "R.C." Horsch's books. Much of the material is graphic, disturbing, sexually explicit, and violent. Joe Holden reports.
After a Philadelphia resident contacted a reporter about vacant houses near her home, city workers came out to clean things up.
After CBS News Philadelphia reported on an Olney women who lives between two vacant houses with overgrown yards and stray cats running around, city workers came to Fairhill Street to start cleaning up.
Gabrielle Amarando, who is linked to a house on West Chew Avenue owned by Eugene Horsch, had "the biggest personality," her friend said.
Ashley Levin, who says she was a childhood friend of Gabrielle Amarando, said she was "a wonderful person" who could always make everyone laugh. Police said this week that they believe Amarando, who has been missing since 2012, is dead, based in evidence they found inside a house on West Chew Avenue in the Olney section of Philadelphia.
Detectives found evidence inside a home on Chew Avenue that two missing women are dead.
Inside the Olney house at the center of a massive investigation, detectives found videos that appear to show that two missing women were at the house and are now dead, Philadelphia Police Inspector Raymond Evers said Wednesday. The women have been identified as Gabrielle Amarando and Maribel Fresses.
Tracy Coley says the grass is taking over and she's worried about stray cats and raccoons running around her property in Olney.
A Philadelphia woman says she's been living between two vacant homes for eight years. Now, she says the grass is taking over, and she's worried about stray cats and raccoons running around.
Detectives at Eugene Horsch's house on West Chew Avenue in Olney were looking for evidence of wet cremation, sources say.
Law enforcement searched for evidence of wet cremation — the use of chemicals to break down human remains — at the house on West Chew Avenue in the Olney section of Philadelphia that's been at the center of a massive investigation, sources said. No human remains have been found at the home, which Eugene Horsch owns.
The investigation at Eugene Horsch's house on Chew Avenue in Olney will take time, an expert says.
Crews on Thursday appeared to use a camera to look inside pipes outside a house on Chew Avenue in the Olney section of Philadelphia. The search is part of a continuing investigation into Eugene Horsch, who was arrested in Old City last month.
