Tonight, three women who crossed paths with the Horsch family, join our panel. Two went inside the home. One was a neighbor. Listen to their description of the inside of the home and the chemical smell that wafted throughout.
Eugene Horsch's arrest after a traffic stop leads to an extensive investigation into missing women. When he was taken into custody, police found him with fake Drug Enforcement Administration credentials, a switchblade, and two firearms with altered serial numbers. His passenger was carrying a fake ID with the name of a missing woman, Blair Tonzelli. That is what led the searches of his home.
Police and federal agents have recovered:
Over 600,000 images and 70,000 videos thought that appear to show the bodies of two missing women — Maribel Fresses (last seen 2018) and Gabrielle Amarando (missing since 2012)
Five urns believed to contain cremated remains, a home lab in the basement, and containers of unknown oily substances
120 pieces of ballistic evidence, marijuana growing materials, and other suspicious items
Horsch has been charged with:
Firearms offenses
False federal credentials
Possession and possession with intent to deliver drugs
He is not charged with the women's disappearances.
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