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费城警方正在对该市奥尔尼街区的一处住宅展开调查，该住宅与至少5名疑似已死亡的女性有关联，调查围绕居住在这处住宅的一对父子展开。
当局表示，在住宅内查获了大量数字影像资料，还发现了一个所谓的“化学品实验室”以及一处小型大麻种植窝点。住宅所有者尤金·霍希于6月被捕，面临枪支和毒品指控。他的父亲R.C.霍希此前也居住在这处住宅中，已于去年去世。
以下是关于这起调查的已知信息：
尤金·霍希6月被捕
根据刑事起诉书，尤金·霍希最初被捕是在6月，当时一名公园护林员发现他在费城独立国家历史公园附近非法停车。当护林员上前与44岁的尤金·霍希对峙时，发现车内还有一名女性。护林员要求两人出示身份证件时，该女性的证件属于另一名自2023年起失踪的女性：布莱尔·通泽利。
起诉书称，护林员在搜查尤金·霍希及其车辆时，发现了一把弹簧刀、两把枪支、毒品用具以及伪造的身份证明文件，文件将霍希伪装成美国禁毒署（DEA）特工。尤金·霍希随后被捕，除毒品和枪支指控外，还面临与伪造文件相关的罪名。
对奥尔尼住宅的搜查
执法部门于6月晚些时候搜查了尤金·霍希在奥尔尼街区的住宅。
搜查发现住宅内的隐蔽空间存放有危险化学品、一个连接软管和其他管道的55加仑桶、一处小型大麻种植窝点，以及当局称为120件弹道证据的物品。
费城警察局调查副局长弗兰克·瓦诺尔周三表示，对住宅的搜查还发现了“超过100万张数字图像”，其中“包含大量不同姿势的女性在该住宅内拍摄的照片”。警方称，这些图像中的多名女性曾被报失踪，最后被看到与尤金·霍希在一起。警方表示，部分视频中还出现了R.C.霍希的身影，而目前审查过的视频中均未出现尤金·霍希。
调查人员已在 recovered 的图像中确认了58人的身份。其中16人已被找到，但拒绝配合警方调查；另有25人已被找到，且已安排面谈。视频和照片中显示有5名女性受伤，至少一人看起来已经死亡。警方表示，这5人中他们已确认其中4人的身份。
警方还发现了5个骨灰瓮，认为里面装有人类遗骸。警方称，其中一个骨灰瓮内装有R.C.霍希的遗骸，另一个装有他姐姐的骨灰，第三个则是一位朋友的遗骸。
不过截至周三，住宅内尚未确认存在人类遗骸，包括任何可能的犯罪受害者。
至少5名失踪女性与奥尔尼住宅有关联
警方表示，至少5名失踪多年的女性被认为与该奥尔尼住宅有关联，她们分别是加布里埃尔·阿玛兰多、玛丽贝尔·弗雷塞斯、妮可·富萨罗、艾米·麦克海尔和通泽利。
警方称，27岁的阿玛兰多自2012年起失踪，也是从住宅中 recovered 的2017年拍摄的图像中出现的女性之一。26岁的弗雷塞斯也出现在这些拍摄于2017年的图像中。
麦克海尔自2016年起失踪，其家人表示，失踪当晚她给女儿留下了一条语音留言，称自己正和R.C.霍希在奥尔尼的住宅里。据她的女儿阿曼达·斯托弗介绍，麦克海尔与R.C.霍希在20世纪90年代相识、结婚并最终离婚，但仍保持朋友关系。家人称，当晚她在与母亲发生争执后去了他的住宅。
在 recovered 的一段2017年的视频中，R.C.霍希和一名女性赤裸出镜。警方表示，视频中可见R.C.霍希将该女子用手铐铐在床上。
“视频中他用扎带缠住她的脖子，她随即失去意识，当时看起来已经没有生命体征，但那只是看起来如此。我必须提醒大家并强调，我们并未在此处找到尸体，”瓦诺尔说道。
“我们仍需找到证据来证实这段视频中看似发生的事情，”他表示。
瓦诺尔称，他们认为部分视频涉及“角色扮演”，而其他事件“可能是真实发生的”。
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5 missing women are linked to Olney home in Philadelphia. Here’s what we know.
September 16, 2026 / 10:47 PM EDT / CBS News
By Jordan Freiman News Editor
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Philadelphia police continue to probe a home in the city’s Olney neighborhood that is linked to at least five women who are presumed dead, with the investigation into their disappearances centering around a father-son duo who lived in the house.
Inside the home, authorities said they recovered a trove of digital images and found a so-called “laboratory” of chemicals and a small marijuana grow operation. Eugene Horsch, who owns the home, was arrested in June and is facing firearms and drug charges. His father, R.C. Horsch, had also lived in the home before he died last year.
Here’s what we know about the investigation.
Eugene Horsch arrested in June
Eugene Horsch was initially arrested in June when a park ranger saw him illegally parked near Philadelphia’s Independence National Historical Park, according to a criminal complaint. When the ranger went to confront 44-year-old Eugene Horsch, he saw that there was also a woman in the car. When he asked for their identification, the woman’s documents were those of another woman who had been missing since 2023: Blair Tonzelli.
While searching Eugene Horsch and his car, the park ranger found a switchblade, two guns, drug paraphernalia and forged documents identifying Horsch as a DEA agent, the criminal complaint alleges. Eugene Horsch was arrested and is facing charges related to the alleged forged documents, in addition to the drugs and firearms charges.
Search of Olney home
Law enforcement later in June searched Eugene Horsch’s home in the Olney neighborhood.
A search of the home revealed hidden spaces containing dangerous chemicals, a 55-gallon drum connected to hoses and other piping, a small marijuana operation and what authorities described as 120 pieces of ballistic evidence.
Searches of the home have also uncovered “over 1 million digital images,” which include “tons of pictures of lots of people, women, posed in different positions within that house,” Philadelphia Police Department Deputy Commissioner of Investigations Frank Vanore said Wednesday. Police have said the images appear to show multiple women who have been reported missing and were last seen with Eugene Horsch. Several of the videos also appear to feature R.C. Horsch, while none reviewed so far include Eugene Horsch, police said.
Investigators have identified 58 people in the recovered images. Of those 58, 16 have been found alive but are not cooperating with police. Another 25 have been found alive and have interviews scheduled. Five women are seen on videos and in photos where they appear to be injured, and at least one person appears to be dead. Of those five, police believe they know the identities of four of them.
Police also found five urns that they believe contain human remains. Police said they believe one of the urns contained the remains of R.C. Horsch, another contains his sister’s ashes and a third is the remains of a friend.
As of Wednesday, however, no human remains have been confirmed at the house, including any possible victims of crimes.
At least five missing women linked to Olney home
Police have said at least five women who have been missing for years are believed to be connected to the Olney home. They have been identified as Gabrielle Amarando, Maribel Fresses, Nicole Fusaro, Amy McHale and Tonzelli.
Amarando, 27, has been missing since 2012 and is one of the women seen in the images dated to 2017 that were recovered from the home, police said. Fresses, 26, was also seen in the images, also dated to 2017.
McHale, who has been missing since 2016, left her daughter a voicemail the night she went missing, saying that she was at the Olney home with R.C. Horsch, her family has said. According to her daughter, Amanda Stofer, McHale and R.C. Horsch met in the 1990s, married and eventually divorced, but remained friends. She went to his house that night following an argument with her mother, the family said.
In one of the videos recovered from the house, again from 2017, R.C. Horsch and a woman are seen naked. At one point, R.C. Horsch is seen handcuffing the woman to the bed, police said.
“He puts a zip tie around her neck, and she becomes unconscious on that video. Appeared to be lifeless at that time, but it’s just appearing that way. I have to caution you, and emphasize, we never recovered a body here,” Vanore said.
“We still need to find evidence to corroborate what appears to have happened in this video,” he said.
Vanore said they believe some of the videos involved include “play-acting” while other events “could be real.”
Jericka Duncan, Joe Brandt, Brandon Goldner, Joe Holden and Tom Ignudo contributed to this report.