The psycho felon son and the porn perv dad behind Philly house of horrors linked to 2 missing women

PHILADELPHIA — The signs were chilling — and hiding in plain sight.Neighbors of the Philadelphia house of bizarre horrors tied to the disappearance of at least two women describe the current owner as a “psycho’’ who helped turn the once-quaint townhouse into an eyesore with boarded up windows, bars on the doors and security cameras.The father of current owner Eugene Horsch was even more sinister.RC Horsch, who died last year, was an infamous photographer whose work allegedly deviated into predatory pornography.Creepy convicted drug felon Eugene would lurk in a back shed “doing I don’t know what,” said neighbor Yana Smith, 50, to The Post.Smith said her husband once got into an argument with the 44-year-old — who lived in the Olney home with his sadist smut-peddling dad — when Horsch tried to point a security camera at their bathroom window.The guy gave off “psycho’’ vibes, Smith said.Eugene is now being eyed in the missing women’s disappearance — but has claimed to cops that they should be looking at his father R.C.

Horsch, who was in his early 80s when he died last year, law-enforcement sources have told The Post.Eugene said his father — who boasted on his website about photographing “scantily clad women in sadomasochistic settings” — was the one behind the disappearance of the R.C.’s much younger ex-wife Amy McHale and another woman, according to sources.The son came on the radar of authorities June 19 when a US Park Ranger overheard his girlfriend say, “You’re going to hurt me,’’ while the pair was sitting in a parked car near Independence Hall.Eugene was discovered carrying a fake Drug Enforcement Administration badge, a switchblade and two guns with “obliterated serial numbers.’’His girlfriend meanwhile had a fake ID on her — with a name belonging to one of the missing women, a 38-year-old who vanished from the nearby Kensington area in 2023.Eugene had given her the bogus identification, police said.A pol...