On September 23, 2026, Philadelphia law enforcement announced they have received new photographs related to the investigation of missing women tied to the home of Eugene Horsch and Raymond "R.C." Horsch.
The photographs were handed over to police and have been incorporated into the case file. Investigators will review the images as part of their ongoing efforts.
Eugene Horsch and his brother Raymond "R.C." Horsch have been subjects of an investigation concerning the disappearance of several women in the city. The investigation focuses on the family residence as a possible location of interest.
Police have not released details about the content of the photographs, nor have they indicated any immediate leads stemming from them. The department said the addition of the images is a routine step in gathering evidence. The department will inform the public if the images generate actionable leads.
The case remains active, with detectives continuing to interview witnesses, examine physical evidence, and follow leads. The new photographs are expected to be analyzed alongside existing material. The review process follows standard procedures for evidence handling.
The Horsch brothers have previously been questioned by investigators, and the family home remains a focal point of the probe. Authorities have emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and that any new information will be incorporated as it becomes available.
The Philadelphia police department continues to work with other agencies as needed. No arrests have been announced, and the status of the missing women remains unchanged. The case remains a priority for the city's homicide and missing persons units.