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Inside Philly's "House of Horrors" | Case by Case | "48 Hours" Podcast. (2026, October 30). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/103026-48-hours-case-by-case-inside-phillys-house-of-horrors/

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A "48 Hours" podcast episode explores a Philadelphia property known as the "House of Horrors," following from a routine traffic stop that led to an investigation. Correspondent Anne-Marie Green and consultant Herman Weisberg examine evidence suggesting links to the disappearance of Amy McHale and six other missing women, questioning the nature of the findings at Raymond C. Horsch's home.
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In October 2026, a routine traffic stop led investigators to a Philadelphia property owned by the deceased Raymond C. Horsch, which neighbors have dubbed the "House of Horrors." Authorities uncovered conflicting and disturbing evidence at the home that families hope will provide new clues about the disappearances of his ex-wife Amy McHale and six other missing women. CBS News podcast "48 Hours" correspondent Anne-Marie Green and consultant Herman Weisberg are examining this case, aiming to shed light on these unresolved mysteries.

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"48 Hours" correspondent Anne-Marie Green and "48 Hours" consultant and investigator Herman Weisberg break down the conflicting and disturbing evidence authorities uncovered at the home of the late Raymond C. Horsch, including clues that families hope will shed new light on the disappearance of his ex-wife, Amy McHale, and six other missing women.
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🔮 "48 Hours" correspondent Anne-Marie Green and "48 Hours" consultant and investigator Herman Weisberg break down the conflicting and disturbing evidence authorities uncovered at the home of the late Raymond C. Horsch, including clues that families hope will shed new light on the disappearance of his ex-wife, Amy McHale, and six other missing women.
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A routine traffic stop led investigators to the Philadelphia property now dubbed by neighbors as a "House of Horrors." asserted
stop → lead → Horrors
"48 Hours" correspondent Anne-Marie Green and "48 Hours" consultant and investigator Herman Weisberg break down the conflicting and disturbing evidence authorities uncovered at the home of the late Raymond C. Horsch, including clues that families hope will shed new light on the disappearance of his ex-wife, Amy McHale, and six other missing women. asserted
families → break → ex
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