Philadelphia Horror House New Evidence in Missing Women
An investigation was conducted at an abandoned house in the Olney neighborhood of Philadelphia, known as the "House of Horror." This followed the discovery of a file containing nearly one million photos and videos related to the disappearance of seven women connected to the location. Authorities believe that five of them have died, but the absence of bodies complicates confirming their deaths. The house was owned by Raymond Horsch, who passed away last year. He was known for recording violent materials that simulated killings, with some scenes possibly being reenactments. The investigation is focused on determining whether the scenes were real or staged and involves searching the house for evidence to establish whether the women died there or not. It is noted that some of the disappearances date back to 2012, and many cases remain shrouded in mystery.
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