Bones Found at Philadelphia ‘House of Horrors’ During Investigation Into 7 Missing Women

Investigators in Philadelphia have uncovered bones and a hidden safe after they dismantled parts of a home that once belonged to late pornographer Raymond Charles “R.C” Horsch, as authorities continue to gather evidence in the disappearances of at least seven women, according to new reports.The bones were unearthed last week in the backyard of Horsch's run-down house in the 400 block of West Chew Avenue in the Olney neighborhood currently owned by his jailed son, sources told NBC10 Philadelphia.The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office was called to the scene to transport the bones to a forensic laboratory to determine whether they belong to a human or an animal. Meanwhile, the FBI Evidence Response Team sifted through dirt beneath a tent erected in the dug-up yard. Additional excavations are expected to take place at the front of the property in the coming days.Just days earlier, authorities uncovered a safe inside the home while tearing up walls and floorboards in search of clues. There was no immediate word on the contents of the safe. These revelations mark the latest developments in a monthslong, multiagency investigation that was triggered by the June arrest of Horsch's adul...