Olney

I mean, this is a monstrous undertaking where a routine parking violation led Philadelphia police to a home linked to seven missing women, a father, a son who is still alive, and allegations of serial murder.

October 15th of this year, 2026, investigators discover human remains, bones buried in the backyard at 417 West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood.

Now, the property belonged to a guy named Raymond R.C. Horsch, went by R.C. like as in Cola.

He described himself and was said to have been an adult photographer and filmmaker who died a year ago in 2025 at the age of 82.

And just look at this guy.

He is a horror show unto himself.

Philadelphia police and FBI agents, they've been excavating the backyard in the Olney section of Philadelphia in connection with seven missing women.

But the question is, how many more missing women are there? What was really going on? Bones reportedly discovered approximately three feet underground.

Investigators confirming the discovery at the house on Chew Ave.

This is Philadelphia's Olney section making international news, still connected to at least seven missing women.

Look at this aerial.

Look at this.

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Good job

... over, uh, Olney there.

Yep.

Bones discovered in the yard of the house of horrors.

Investigators confirming the discovery at the house on Chew Ave, this is Philadelphia's Olney section, making international news, still connected to at least seven missing women.

Look at this aerial.

Look at this.

... over, uh, over-

Good shot

... over, uh, Olney there-

Yeah

So let's get to it.

Um, th- I'll begin here with, I'll update you on the Olney, Olney excavation today.

So the headline here in this so-called House of Horrors, and this has been going on, I mean, I think the better part of this summer, is that the reports from detectives, they had some hits of DNA, and this is the investigation of a home once owned by a so-called violent pornographer.

So he died in 25, his son under arrest on other charges, but the crew's, uh, moving in, as I've been telling you, with that huge, you know, the, the excavation equipment, digging up the backyard of this home.

This is Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood, and they're looking for evidence that would be linked to several, if not seven, missing women.

We're talking about a total of 70 women that have been identified and about a million pieces of either video or pictures, that sort of thing.

So investigators seen moving in and out of a shed behind the home, and by yesterday afternoon that shed was gone.

So let's get to it.

Um, th- I'll begin here with th- I'll update you on the Olney, Olney excavation today.

So the headline here in this so-called house of horrors, and this has been going on, I mean, I think the better part of this summer, is that the reports from detectives, they had some hits of DNA.

And this is the investigation of a home once owned by a so-called violent pornographer.

His son under arrest on other charges.

But the crews, uh, moving in, as I've been telling you, with that huge, you know, the, the excavation equipment, digging up the backyard of this home.

This is Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood, and they're looking for evidence that would be linked to several, if not seven missing women.

We're talking about a total of 70 women that have been identified and about a million pieces of either video or pictures, that sort of thing.