Mystery secure and bones discovered at porn director’s horror home tied to 7 lacking ladies
WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Investigators made the grim discoveries under floorboards and in the backyard of the Philadelphia home of dead pornographer Raymond “R.C.” Horsch and his son Eugene
Seven missing woman have been linked to the home (Image: Anadolu via Getty Images)
Police have discovered a hidden safe and bones at the home of dead pornographer Raymond “R.C.” Horsch as part of a probe into seven missing women. Cops and the FBI are continuing to search the house of horrors in Olney, Philadelphia, after making several shocking finds.
Investigators unearthed bones in the backyard of the property on Thursday leading to the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office to be called in, law enforcement sources state.
Experts are working to determine if the remains belonged to animals or a human, a local station reported. Teams at the property have also been collecting soil samples and are set to examine the front of the home as well.
Notorious pornographer Raymond “RC” Horsch died in 2025 at age 82 — and left a host of deeply disturbing questions in his wake(Image: U.S. Marshal)
Joseph Giacalone, a retired NYPD sergeant who is not involved in the case, said: “Right now, it looks like soil samples. We saw them going in and taking some samples.”
He added: “And what they’ll do is, they’ll do it in different places, and they’ll do it at different depths to see if there’s any chemicals in there.”
They are also said to have found a safe while removing walls and floors inside the home, though it is not known what was found inside.
R.C. Horsch’s son Eugene is currently being held on firearm charges as authorities continue to investigate what happened to the missing women.
The FBI have joined the investigation(Image: Kyle Mazza/Shutterstock)
After the arrest in June investigators found numerous disturbing pieces of potential evidence at the Philadelphia home.
Authorities uncovered alleged snuff movies featuring R.C. Horsch and footage of several women, vats of mysterious chemicals, and writings referencing serial killers.
An initial investigation of the property found at least one illegal gun, a fake FBI badge and a marijuana growing operation. And five urns containing cremated remains.
During another police search investigators found more than 50 hard drives containing 600,000 images, 70,000 videos and 10,000 writings and drawings.
(Image: Kyle Mazza/SOPA Images/Shutterstock)
R.C. Horsch – who died last year at the age of 82 – was known for creating violent pornography and also wrote books surrounding serial killers who preyed on women. Police are currently looking through more than one million images found at the home.
Bones have been found at the property (Image: Kyle Mazza/Shutterstock)
Detectives have stated they found the images of two missing women after investigating files found at the home.
Investigators found footage of Maribel Frieses and Gabrielle Amarando who were last seen in 2018 and 2012. The footage reportedly appears to show the two women’s dead bodies.
Blair Tonzelli – last seen in 2023 – and Amy McHale – Horsch’s ex-wife last seen in 2016 – have been named as other missing women connected to the property.
The investigation is ongoing.
