Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
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Publisher signals
66/100
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A woman recalled a chilling encounter she had with a notorious pornographer and his felon son over a decade ago inside their Philadelphia house of horrors that’s since been linked to several missing women.
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that → recall → women
The woman said she met Raymond “R.C.” Horsch and his son, Eugene, during a rough patch in her life in 2012 while she was homeless and using drugs — and immediately recognized the pair when the story broke about the Olney home that detectives have since connected to seven missing or unidentified women, WPVI reported.
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WPVI → say → women
“When I saw this story break, I was like, ‘Oh my God, I know who that is,” the woman, who was not identified, recalled.
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who → see → ?
She met the father-son duo in Camden, New Jersey, and returned with them to their house.
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She → meet → house
After she started using drugs, she blacked out and terrifyingly woke up to now-dead pervert R.C. Horsch — who wrote a vile book called the “Memoir of an Empathetic Serial Killer” — standing above her and taking photos.
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who → start → photos
“I was terrified.
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I → terrify → ?
I thought he was going to, him and his son Eugene, I thought they were going to kill me,” the woman said.
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woman → think → me
Despite her state of mind, she fled for her life from the Chew Avenue residence — but the torment continued when Eugene threatened her again in Camden weeks later.
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Eugene → flee → Camden
“Eugene was like, ‘You know I can kill you right and nobody would ever find you,” she said of the encounter.
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she → know → encounter
The woman, now sober for a decade, said other women in the area would warn one another about a man they referred to by his one eye.
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they → say → eye
“We would say, ‘The one-eyed guy, don’t go with him.’
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We → say → him
Girls would go missing; we’d be like, ‘Do you think it’s him or the other guy?'”
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it → go → ?
After R.C. Horsch tried to abduct a 9-year-old girl in 2009, but was caught, investigators discovered an eye patch — as well as binoculars, camera gear and a condom — inside his car.
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investigators → try → car
The unidentified woman has since spoken with Philadelphia detectives and learned her image was in the twisted trove of over a million files, including snuff movies, found in the house of horrors.
“They were interested in what Eugene said when he threatened me, and if I thought other girls had been out there.
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girls → speak → me
I spoke to one girl’s mom, Gabby’s mom,” she said, referring to the mother of Gabrielle Amarando.
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she → speak → Amarando
She also said she has provided names of the women she fears are gone and could be connected to the investigation, which began in June after authorities uncovered a bizarre and twisted scene, including a stockpile of dangerous chemicals, weapons, and writings referencing serial killers inside the home.
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authorities → say → home
“A lot of us are afraid to come forward, but I’m only doing it so the other girls have a chance of getting some type of justice from this,” she said.
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she → come → this
Cops revealed they found images and video of two women — Maribel Frieses, who was last seen in 2018, and Amarando, last seen in 2012 — that appeared to show them deceased.
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them → reveal → 2012
Blair Tonzelli, who vanished in 2023, and Amy McHale, Horsch’s ex-wife who was last seen in 2016, have also been named by the authorities.
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who → vanish → authorities
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