Police, FBI dig up yard at Philly home tied to 7 missing women – NBC10 Philadelphia

Police, FBI dig up yard at Philly home tied to 7 missing women  NBC10 Philadelphia

Philadelphia police and the FBI keep excavating the Chew Avenue home as part of an investigation into seven missing women, five presumed dead. Investigators spent Wednesday digging up the front and back yards of a Philadelphia home at the center of an investigation involving seven missing women, five of whom police suspect are dead. NBC10 Investigative Reporter David Charns has more. Investigators spent Wednesday digging up the back yard of a Philadelphia home at the center of an investigation involving seven missing women, five of whom police suspect are dead. Philadelphia police and the FBI brought heavy equipment to 417 W. Chew Ave. in the city’s Olney neighborhood, excavating large portions of the property as investigators searched for evidence and any signs of human remains, according to law enforcement sources.

Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. NBC10’s DroneForce10 captured the extent of the excavation from above, showing an excavator tearing through the backyard and large holes surrounding the home. Investigators also searched an area where a shed previously stood. The home once belonged to Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, who died in 2025 at age 82. Police have said they have video and photo evidence suggesting Horsch might have been involved in the deaths of five women. One of the women connected to the investigation is Nicole