Follow your favourite podcasts, listen offline and in the car with CarPlay and Android Auto, and always pick up where you left off. Free to try.
Authorities in Philadelphia are currently investigating a "House of Horrors" on West Chew Avenue linked to the disappearances and potential deaths of multiple women over several years. The investigation began following the arrest of Eugene Horsch, which led to the discovery of hundreds of thousands of disturbing digital files and suspicious chemicals at the property once owned by his late father, a fetish photographer. Investigators have identified footage appearing to show two missing women alive and then deceased inside the home, yet no physical remains have been located. Evidence including a 55-gallon drum, zip ties, and cryptic notes mentioning serial killers suggests a history of predatory behavior targeting vulnerable women struggling with addiction. Families of the victims continue to seek definitive answers and justice as police painstakingly review the massive digital archive and search the local sewer system for forensic evidence.
