Five Women Found in Digital Evidence | Global News

A chilling discovery in Philadelphia has sent shockwaves through the community: authorities found over a million digital files at a home linked to Eugene Horsch, including photos and videos of at least five missing women—some appearing alive, others dead. Two victims, Gabrielle Amarando and Maribel Fresses, have been identified; three more are believed deceased, with one still unidentified. A disturbing video allegedly shows a woman being strangled by Horsch’s late father. While Horsch faces federal charges for drugs and weapons, he’s not yet charged in connection with the women’s deaths. Investigators are racing to confirm identities and determine if the footage depicts real crimes or staged scenes—all while unraveling a web that now ties seven missing women to this horrifying cache of evidence.

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