Blair Tonzelli, Amy McHale: Were these women killed at Eugene Horsch's home? Mystery deepens amid investigation
The names of two missing women have emerged amid the investigation into Eugene Horsch's Chew Avenue home – Blair Tonzelli and Amy McHale.
Two women, Blair Tonzelli and Amy McHale, are among those missing after being linked to a mysterious house in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood, known for the presence of Eugene Horsch. Police have recovered "graphic" videos and images from inside the house, which investigators believe depict the bodies of Tonzelli and McHale, along with two other women, Maribel Fresses and Gabriella Amarando.
However, police have not confirmed whether these women were inside the house or if they were killed there. Tonzelli, who went missing in 2023, was reportedly seen in a park ranger's vehicle with a male driver, later identified as Horsch, who was driving a BMW on Market Street. Amy McHale, who was previously married to Horsch's late father, has been missing since 2016.
Over 95 search warrants have been issued for Horsch's residence on West Chew Avenue, resulting in the discovery of illegal guns, a marijuana grow operation, a fake FBI badge, and cremated remains in urns. Police have urged anyone with information about the house or Horsch to come forward.
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