Video allegedly shows killing linked to Philadelphia home tied to missing women case
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- New details have emerged in the investigation surrounding a Philadelphia home linked to multiple missing women.
Sources told Action News that investigators have recovered video that allegedly shows Raymond Horsch, the late father of suspect Eugene Horsch, strangling a woman to death.
Eugene Horsch remains in federal custody on firearms charges.
According to investigators, authorities recovered several hard drives from the Chew Avenue property containing hundreds of thousands of images and videos.
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While only a small portion of the material has been reviewed, police said the evidence provided an early breakthrough by linking two women who vanished years ago to the home.
Investigators identified the women as Maribel Fresses, who disappeared in 2018 at age 27, and Gabriella Amarando, who was reported missing in 2012 at age 22.
Police said some of the images and videos appear to show the women deceased.
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Authorities have not recovered the bodies of either woman.
Investigators also removed more than 20 containers of an unknown substance from what they described as a makeshift laboratory in the basement of the property.
The containers have been sent to a federal laboratory in Chicago for testing.
Horsch has remained in custody since his arrest at Independence Mall in June. He is not scheduled to return to court until January.
Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the missing women and the evidence recovered from the home.
