From ABC7 New York · · 1m 20s
New photos surface in Horsch home investigation
New photos reveal disturbing details at R.C. Horsch's Chalfont home linked to missing women.
In brief
New photos reveal disturbing details at R.C. Horsch's Chalfont home linked to missing women. New photos from 2010 show R.C. Horsch's Chalfont home with body mold, sex toys, and a vault door, now part of missing women investigation. Originally reported by ABC7 New York.
New photos surface
New photos have been handed over to law enforcement as authorities continue to investigate Eugene Horsch, his late father Raymond "R.C." Horsch, and their Philadelphia home.
2010 Chalfont home
The case started with a car stop in June, then led investigators to a home in Philadelphia, and then to a Chalfont home where R.C. Horsch lived until July 2009.
Dave Speldos recalls
Dave Speldos, now living in Las Vegas, said he will never forget the Chalfont home where R.C. Horsch lived until July 2009, when he was arrested after a marijuana grow operation was discovered.
2010 home condition
Speldos photographed piles of wigs, women's underwear, sex toys, anatomically correct mannequins, and a plaster mold of a body with a knife in the back.
Basement details
In the basement, Speldos documented marijuana grow pots and a disrepair vault door that could almost be walked into.
Photos handed to police
Speldos has now handed over his photos to local police and the FBI after years of preserving the home.
The key point
New photos from 2010 show R.C. Horsch's Chalfont home with body mold, sex toys, and a vault door, now part of missing women investigation.
