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Philadelphia House of Horrors
Philadelphia family seeks answers after missing woman's last known location.
In brief
Philadelphia family seeks answers after missing woman's last known location. A Philadelphia woman disappeared in 2016 after telling family she was at Eugene Horsch's home; FBI has reviewed 30% of digital evidence from the house. Originally reported by CBS News.
Philadelphia house of horrors
Family members demand answers about a Philadelphia woman who went missing in 2016 after officials searched the house for a month.
Eugene Horsch arrested
Owner Eugene Horsch was arrested in June on weapons and narcotics charges after agents discovered chemicals, a basement laboratory, and over a million digital evidence pieces.
Digital evidence challenge
The FBI says reviewing 30% of the digital evidence, including a 2017 video showing Raymond strangling a woman, presented a significant challenge.
Raymond Horsch's history
Raymond Horsch lived at the house until his death in 2025, and his father was the owner of the house.
Amy McHale's disappearance
Amy McHale disappeared in 2016 after telling family she was at Horsch's home; she was married to Raymond Horsch from 2004 to 2007.
Family's concerns
Her mother and daughter say they want answers, believing something happened to her in the house that night but not knowing if she's coming back.
FBI investigation status
Over 100 FBI agents and analysts are involved in the investigation, but no bodies or DNA linked to the missing women have been found at the house.
FBI's stance
The FBI and Philadelphia Police stress they cannot confirm any women are dead at the house.
Attorney contact
Eugene Horsch's attorney has not been contacted by the FBI.
2017 video evidence
A 2017 video appears to show Raymond strangling a woman, but the FBI has not confirmed its relevance.
Family's emotional impact
Her mother and daughter say they want answers, believing something happened to her in the house that night but not knowing if she's coming back.
Investigation progress
The FBI has reviewed 30% of digital evidence, but the full investigation remains ongoing.
Missing woman's family
Her mother and daughter say they want answers, believing something happened to her in the house that night but not knowing if she's coming back.
What happens next
The FBI continues to review digital evidence to find answers for the missing woman's family.
The takeaway
A Philadelphia woman disappeared in 2016 after telling family she was at Eugene Horsch's home; FBI has reviewed 30% of digital evidence from the house.
