More horrors discovered in the Olney House

News is revealed now that a hidden safe and bones were discovered buried under floorboards and in the backyard of a Philadelphia house of horrors tied to seven missing women as investigators continue to search the property, according to a report.

Philadelphia police and the FBI unearthed the disturbing pieces of evidence while searching the Olney property of vile pornographer Raymond “R.C.” Horsch and his son, Eugene, which detectives have since connected to seven missing or unidentified women, NBC10 reported

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What if OJ had an accomplice?

10/18/2026.. More than three decades after the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, The New York Times has published a fascinating new investigation raising questions about whether O.J. Simpson may have had an accomplice.

The October 18 report examines newly unsealed court records, information from an informant considered highly reliable by authorities, and allegations involving Joseph “Joey” Ippolito Jr., a man connected to Simpson’s inner circle. One of Ippolito’s brothers reportedly claimed that his sibling was present at the crime scene, raising new questions about what actually happened that June night in 1994.

Simpson was acquitted in the criminal trial but later found liable in civil court. Both Simpson and Ippolito are now deceased, and the new allegations remain unproven. Still, it’s remarkable that more than 30 years later, one of the most heavily scrutinized murder cases in American history continues to generate new questions.

Read the full investigation from The New York Times.

DNA found in the Olney House

The latest news seems to confirm what many have suspected…

Investigators have discovered human DNA in several locations inside a Philadelphia home that has become the center of a massive investigation involving seven missing women, five of whom are presumed dead.

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According to CBS News Philadelphia, Philadelphia police and the FBI returned to the property at 417 West Chew Avenue in the city’s Olney neighborhood Monday night, using a chemical called luminol to search for traces of blood. The chemical can reveal evidence of blood that may otherwise be invisible to the naked eye. Police sources confirmed Tuesday that human DNA was recovered and will undergo additional testing. No human remains have been discovered at the property.

The investigation has intensified in recent weeks, with authorities dismantling portions of the residence and examining evidence collected from inside the home…

Investigators previously recovered a 55-gallon drum, containers filled with an oily, sludge-like substance and an extensive collection of photographs and videos. More than one million pieces of photographic and video evidence have reportedly been recovered, with investigators continuing to examine the material for possible evidence of foul play. The residence was previously owned by Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, who died in 2025 and has been described by law enforcement sources as a suspected serial killer. His son, Eugene Horsch, remains in federal custody on unrelated drug and weapons charges.

The case began in June 2026 following a traffic stop near Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where authorities encountered Eugene Horsch and a woman carrying identification belonging to Blair Tonzelli, who had been reported missing in 2023. The discovery eventually led investigators to the family’s Olney residence, where searches uncovered unusual basement equipment, chemicals, weapons and extensive digital evidence…

Authorities subsequently connected the property to several missing women, including Nicole Fusaro, Maribel Fresses, Gabrielle Amarando and Amy McHale, the former wife of Raymond Horsch. Investigators believe at least five of the seven missing women are deceased, although no bodies have been recovered and the investigation remains ongoing.

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Naked Philadelphia man identified

Philadelphia police have identified the suspect wanted for terrorizing people near City Hall last week while wearing a mask..

Police announced they are looking for 22-year-old Zymire Hughes. An arrest warrant has been issued.

Authorities believe Hughes may have fled Pennsylvania and has ties to California and Nevada.

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The masked man terrorizing Philadelphia

The urgent search for a masked man terrorizing people in Philadelphia has now made national news .. police have been searching and surveillance has caught his mask.. at this point public leads but several witnesses have described their run-ins with this character .. .. however can we correct a record that the news has reported? […]

The urgent search for a masked man terrorizing people in Philadelphia has now made national news .. police have been searching and surveillance has caught his mask.. at this point public leads but several witnesses have described their run-ins with this character ..

.. however can we correct a record that the news has reported?

This is not  a Chucky mask..more…

Philadelphia police have received a number of tips as they attempt to identify a masked man who is terrorizing people in Center City.

“This happened right outside of City Hall, so you think we’re not going to do our darndest to try and locate this individual?” Captain Jason Smith, with the Philadelphia Police Department, said.

https://6abc.com/post/police-receive-numerous-tips-attempt-identify-masked-man-terrorizing-people-center-city-philadelphia/19702202/

Another hung jury for Weinstein

Harvey Weinstein’s third Manhattan sex crime trial ended today with yet another hung jury, as four women on the panel voted to clear him of raping actress Jessica Mann in 2013.

The deadlock reportedly happened just after 1:00 p.m. today, marking the second time a jury could not reach a unanimous decision in this situation. Reports indicate that 9 out of the 12 jurors were prepared to acquit Weinstein, including all of the female jurors. Three male jurors reportedly remained firmly committed to conviction, and neither side was willing to budge. With that, the former Miramax executive now faces another hung jury.

Jurors were reportedly upset that they could not come back with a verdict, with tensions and heated debates breaking out during deliberations. In many ways, it sounds exactly like 12 Angry Men… and in cases like this, perhaps it should. That is the way the justice system was designed to work. Debate, disagreement, and scrutiny are all part of the process. But in this particular case, an agreement simply could not be reached.

The brutal killing of Athena Strand

Even the most ardent of death penalty opposers may feel different about Tanner Horner..

Even the most ardent opponents of the death penalty are having trouble grappling with the murder trial of Tanner Horner.
Horner, a FedEx delivery driver, drove past the home of Athena Strand, a 7-year-old girl, and is accused of abducting her and killing her in a slow, brutal manner.

New information revealed that he even drove by the home again the day after her murder on December 1, 2022, adding another disturbing layer to an already horrific case.


He ultimately pleaded guilty to killing Athena after making a delivery at her home.

His initial story, however, was far different. Horner claimed he accidentally struck the girl with his vehicle, then panicked. According to him, he placed her in his van to avoid telling her father what had happened. He said he tried to break her neck, and when that failed, he strangled her.


Prosecutors made it clear to the jury that this version of events didn’t hold up. The evidence told a much darker story.


During the trial, jurors were forced to listen to a series of deeply disturbing audio recordings. These recordings reportedly captured Horner repeatedly abusing Athena before ultimately killing her. It was, by all accounts, a mentally exhausting and emotionally devastating presentation—one that underscored just how brutal this crime truly was.

On Thursday, April 16, 2026, jurors were shown surveillance footage and audio from inside Horner’s delivery truck, including portions capturing Athena’s final moments before her death..

Jurors watched video showing Horner pulling up to the girl’s home and walking back toward his truck with Athena following behind him, before lifting her inside and shutting the door.

They then heard audio from inside the truck in which Athena repeatedly asked, “Are you a kidnapper?” and “Where are you taking me?” as Horner warned her not to scream or he would hurt her. At one point, he told her, “You’re really pretty, you know that?” before ordering her to remove her shirt. She refused and asked for her mother.

The audio included crying, screaming and banging, prompting jurors to sob and appear visibly shaken. Some of Athena’s family members left the courtroom during the playback.


The breadth of depravity in this case is undeniable.


What makes it even more haunting is the detail that the package Horner delivered that day was meant for Athena herself—a set of “You Can Be Anything” Barbie dolls. That small, innocent detail only amplifies the cruelty of what followed.


Many true crime watchers have questioned why Horner was not charged with additional sex crimes, especially given indications that something more may have occurred. One possible explanation is strategic: prosecutors already secured a capital murder case, which carries a sentence of life without parole or the death penalty. Adding more charges may not have changed the ultimate outcome.


There are also growing questions surrounding FedEx and its hiring practices. Athena’s father has publicly criticized the company, suggesting that background check failures may have allowed Horner to be hired despite prior disqualifying information. Civil litigation could follow, potentially bringing additional details to light in another courtroom.


This is one of those cases that cuts through everything—legal arguments, moral debates, even long-held beliefs about punishment. The sheer brutality, the inhumanity of it, has shaken a lot of people.


Sentencing is next.


And in a case like this, there won’t be tears shed for Tanner Horner if the death penalty is the final outcome..

New Epstein email reignited murder accusations

An email has raised eyebrows about its use of words

All kinds of online how are breaking out about this one. An assistant to the US District Attorney New York apparently wrote an email late 2020 that the Epstein death was being investigated as a murder. This Revelation came in the documents about Jeffrey Epstein that have been released online, and it created a firestorm amongst many when it was discovered and shared..

From the email:

“I’m an AUSA in EDNY and am working on an investigation into the death of an inmate at the Brooklyn MDC,” the email reads, written by the individual – whose name was redacted – identifying themselves as a DOJ attorney, and to a recipient whose name was also redacted.

“The [Office of the Chief Medical Examiner] told me that it signed a confidentiality agreement in connection with the investigation into the murder of Jeffrey Epstein. We were hoping to extend a similar agreement and I wanted to see if you could share the agreement (or a boilerplate version of it). I’m happy to speak over the phone if that’s easier.”

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The newest information in the vanishing of Nancy Guthrie

 The FBI is increasing its reward to $100,000 for information leading to the location of Nancy Guthrie or an arrest. They described the suspect seen in doorbell footage as a 5’9” – 5’10” tall male with an average build.

• Multiple gloves found: Evidence recovered by investigators includes multiple gloves. It’s unclear whether authorities believe they were worn by the suspect.

• Day 12 of investigation: Guthrie’s Tucson neighbors have been asked to submit any footage from doorbell cameras that includes cars and people from about four weeks before the 84-year-old went missing. Meanwhile, “Today” show anchor Savannah Guthrie shared a home video of her mother, saying “we will never give up on her.”

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A third ransom letter in the Nancy Guthrie case sent to TMZ

The strange case of Savannah sugar Nancy guthrie, Savannah Guthrie’s mother continues. Just hours after video was released showing a doorbell ring cam being obscured by a masked suspect, we have this information

 A third ransom note has been sent to TMZ, reportedly including a demand for one bitcoin in exchange for information about “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie’s mother’s kidnapper.

TMZ reported that the $66,000 payment would be in exchange for the “name of the individual involved.”

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