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Does Philadelphia’s ‘house of horrors’ hold the key to seven missing women?
City on edge as police comb home of Raymond Horsch, pornographer who died last year, in grisly case involving disturbing pictures and film A dilapidated house, burned out above the second story, may hold clues to dark tales and…
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Police and FBI agents are searching the dilapidated house at 417 West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia, once owned by Raymond Horsch, a pornographer who died last year. Investigators hope the burned‑out structure, which has been used for more than three decades, may contain clues to a series of disturbing pictures, film and the disappearances of seven women.
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