Graphic videos found at Philly house of horrors show 2 missing women dead: Its dark. Its real dark

Nightmarish videos unearthed inside Eugene Horsch’s Philadelphia house of horrors confirm in “dark and graphic” detail that two missing women are dead, according to openly shocked cops.“I’m not gonna get into exactly what I saw.It’s dark.
It’s real dark,” Philadelphia Police Inspector Ray Evers told reporters Wednesday, according to WPVI.The horrific footage came as investigators have sifted through 600,000 images, 70,000 videos and over 10,000 pages of drawings and writings — just 5% of the digital evidence seized in the investigation into Horsch, the 44-year-old felon son of the late notorious erotic photographer and filmmaker R.C.Horsch.The footage shows two missing women — Maribel Fresses, who disappeared in 2018 at age 27, and Gabriella Amarando, who disappeared in 2012 at age 22 — dead, although their bodies have yet to be found, Evers said.“[W]hat we saw is these two girls alive.
There was a period of time, and what appears to us is that they’re deceased,” Evers said, stressing that “there’s pieces of the video that we don’t have yet.”“Based on the video and photo evidence, if the images in the video are real and not altered in any way, based on their review, the [medical examiner] would believe the individuals depicted in the images are deceased.”Still, the women cannot officially be declared dead — nor can anyone be charged with their deaths — because their bodies have not been found, Evers said, while adding that their families were notified.“This is new territory for the homicide unit in Philadelphia.Usually, when we have a homicide investigation, we have a body, we have body parts.
This time we do not,” he said.Since June, police have secured 95 warrants involving Horsch’s contents and home, where investigators found a suspicious stockpile of chemicals, a 55-gallon drum, several urns, hidden compartments, guns and a creepy handwritten letter with references to Ted Bundy. Police also recovered the t...