How a parking violation led to the Philadelphia house tied to 7 missing women – NBC10 Philadelphia

How a parking violation led to the Philadelphia house tied to 7 missing women  NBC10 Philadelphia

What began with a parking violation has grown into one of Philadelphia's most disturbing investigations, linking an Olney home to seven missing women. It all started as an arrest over a fake federal badge and has transformed into a sprawling search for any signs of seven missing women tied to a house in Philadelphia’s Olney neighborhood. NBC10’s David Charns breaks down the timeline. What began with a parking violation near Independence Hall has grown into one of Philadelphia's most disturbing investigations, linking an Olney home to at least seven missing women, five of whom police believe are deceased. Philadelphia police and the FBI are continuing a methodical search of 417 West Chew Avenue in the city's Olney neighborhood, removing electronics and other household items as part of the investigation.

Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. The investigation began June 19, 2026, when a National Park Service ranger found Eugene Horsch, 44, parked in a BMW in a restricted area on Sixth Street near Independence Hall. According to court documents, during a search of the vehicle, the park ranger discovered suspected crack cocaine, firearms and a fake DEA credential in the car. An unidentified woman was in the back seat. As the ranger approached, the woman reportedly said something along the lines of, "You're going to