Police have executed over 95 search warrants at a home in the Olney neighborhood of Philadelphia linked to Raymond "RC" Horsch and his son, Eugene Horsch. Raymond Horsch, who is deceased, was once a prominent figure in the local drug trade, while his son Eugene was arrested in June on charges of allegedly possessing illegal firearms and a fake DEA badge. During the searches, law enforcement discovered disturbing materials, including videos described as "dark" that allegedly show Horsch harming women, some of whom are missing. The items found also included vats of unknown chemicals and writings referencing serial killers. Four women—Blair Tonzelli, Gabrielle Amarando, Maribel Fresses, and Amy McHale—have been connected to the case. Recently, Philadelphia police added a fifth name: Nicole Fusaro, who disappeared in 2018 at age 27. A family member described Fusaro as a "beautiful, kindhearted woman who deserved so much better than what happened to her." Investigators said one of the videos found in August appears to show Horsch allegedly strangling a woman. They have informed a family member of the victim about this footage. During the searches, authorities also found a woman with Tonzelli’s identification, who was arrested with Eugene Horsch. Tonzelli disappeared in February 2023 at age 35. Her bank card was also allegedly found at the Horsch home. In a press conference in August, police showed images that allegedly depicted Fresses and Amarando alive and then deceased. However, the remains of these women have not been located. The Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed that the images and videos showed both women as deceased, but without physical remains, an official cause of death cannot be determined. The search of the Horsch home uncovered five urns containing cremated ashes, more than 20 containers of unknown chemicals, and dozens of digital storage devices. Philadelphia Police Inspector Raymond Evers described the findings as "dark" and said the evidence suggests two women were alive at some point and later appeared deceased in the footage. He warned that the investigation will take time, as there is a large amount of evidence to process. Investigators are still working to piece together the full scope of what happened at the home.