Philadelphia 'Obviously' Dealing With a Serial Killer: Former FBI Agent
Eugene Horsch, whose home has been linked to seven missing or dead women, is "obviously" a serial killer, a former FBI agent said.
A Philadelphia man, Eugene Horsch, 44, is believed to be a serial killer based on images and videos recovered from his home, according to former FBI special agent J.J. Klaver. Police have linked seven missing or dead women to Horsch's residence, and two additional women are also connected to the property. Klaver noted that Horsch had extensively documented his alleged victims, a practice that is rare in today's digital age.
Horsch's father, Raymond Horsch, was a prominent pornographer who produced alleged "snuff films." The cause or manner of death for the five women believed to be deceased has not been determined, and no bodies have been recovered from the home. Investigators are working to locate forensic evidence and connect with relatives of the missing and dead women to aid in the investigation.
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