EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: PHILADELPHIA — Police have returned again to a home in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood where they collected "glass vials," a vacuum cleaner, workout equipment and other items, photographs show.This is after city police have said they recovered more than a million pieces of digital evidence from the home, described as a "house of horrors" in some reports.It used to belong to a pornographer named Raymond "RC" Horsch, who died last year at 82.PHILLY SERIAL KILLER PROBE COULD EXPOSE LARGER NETWORK BEHIND APPARENT 'SNUFF' FILMS, EXPERT SAYSAn FBI agent brings out a large paper bag as the search for evidence continues in the home of Eugene Horsch on West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia on Monday, Oct.5, 2026.
Authorities are investigating the property after linking it to at least seven missing women.Eugene Horsch is the son of the late Raymond "R.C." Horsch.
(Kyle Mazza/CNP for Fox News Digital)One evidence bag was photographed with a partially legible label.It listed "glass vials," a "board" as well as references to a bin and drawers.Investigators were also seen taking out a rowing machine and a vacuum cleaner among boxes and bags of packaged evidence Monday.An FBI agent brings out a large paper bag as the search for evidence continues in the home of Eugene Horsch on West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia on Monday, Oct.
5, 2026.Authorities are investigating the property after linking it to at least seven missing women.
Eugene Horsch is the son of the late Raymond "R.C." Horsch.(Kyle Mazza/CNP for Fox News Digital)"The investigation remains active and ongoing," a Philadelphia police spokesperson told Fox News Digital Tuesday.
"Additional information will be released as it becomes available and is appropriate for public release."Horsch specialized in sadistic themes — some of which may ultimately prove to be nonfiction after investigators say evidence in the home has been linked to seven separate cases involving missing women.GILGO BEACH SERIAL KILLER R...