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Authorities have recovered over 600,000 images and 70,000 videos containing graphic evidence linking at least four missing women to the property, leading investigators to probe potential serial violence spanning multiple decades from Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch old home

Authorities have recovered over 600,000 images and 70,000 videos containing graphic evidence linking at least four missing women to the property, leading investigators to probe potential serial violence spanning multiple decades from Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch old home

Is this a dad and son serial killer tag team spanning decades?

June 19, 2026, traffic stop of Eugene Horsch (44) found guns, drugs, fake DEA IDs. House search revealed chemicals, 55-gal drum, grow op, urns, 120+ ballistic items. Aug 12: digital evidence (600k images/70k videos) shows missing women Maribel Fresses (2018) & Gabrielle Amarando (2012) dead inside. Bodies unfound; multi-agency probe ongoing.

Eugene's father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch (who died in 2025), had a dark history involving adult media and self-published sadomasochistic/true-crime style memoirs with one book titled Empathy describing a fictionalized/autobiographical serial killer disposing of a body using lye.

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u/Sanskirt90 — 13 hours ago

Jamison Family Mystery - they disappeared after driving to inspect 40 acres of land in rural Oklahoma in 2009. Their truck was later found abandoned with $32,000 in cash and their dog inside. Four years later, hunters discovered the family's remains nearby, but no one can determine how they died

u/linesdimes — 1 day ago

The disappearance of former child star Joseph “Joe” Pichler, who went missing in early 2006 never to be seen again

"Joseph Pichler was a rising child actor who starred in Varsity Blues, Beethoven's 3rd and 4th, and Touched by an Angel, but he vanished without a trace in January 2006.

According to the Charley Project, the friends who last saw him stated he was in good spirits while he was with them. His car, a silver 2005 Toyota Corolla, was found on January 9, 2006, at the intersection of Wheaton Way and Sheridan Road. He was reported as officially missing by his family on January 16.

According to his family's statements to the media at the time, the last outgoing call on Pichler's cell phone was placed at 4:08 a.m., on January 5, to a friend who had said that he had been visiting with Pichler earlier in the day. According to the Associated Press, Pichler's family stated that a note found within the car expressed a wish to be a "stronger brother" and asked that personal effects of Pichler's be given to a younger brother, but the family did not characterize this finding as a suicide note.

Robbie Davis, the lead detective on the case, told the Associated Press that "There's a good indication that it might have been a suicide, but we don't know that," adding that there was no reason to suspect foul play. His body has never been found.”

https://www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/article-13665397/amp/What-happened-missing-Beethoven-star-Joe-Pichler.html

u/tripplenipplemonster — 2 days ago

Charles Manson Was Fake - his whole evil crazy persona was put on for the cameras during interviews for news stories and documentaries

Many believe he was just an actor and that he deliberately exaggerated his behavior to manipulate the media and cement his image as history's ultimate villain.

While there's no hard evidence his entire persona was an act, some researchers argue he understood the power of performance better than almost anyone, leaving people to wonder where the real Manson ended and the character began.

u/dangerdangerman — 3 days ago

Setagaya Family Murders - someone murdered an entire family of four, then remained inside the home for hours, eating their food, using the bathroom, browsing their computer, and leaving behind fingerprints, DNA, clothing, weapons, and still has ever been caught.

u/tripplenipplemonster — 4 days ago

Mel's Hole - an allegedly bottomless pit where thousands of feet of line never reached the bottom, animals refused to go near, mysterious black beams reportedly rose into the sky, and nearby radios supposedly played music from the past

u/verystrangeshit — 7 days ago
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Broken bone mystery can anyone give me an explanation?!

This has been a lifelong question about my life, so I joined Reddit just to ask it! So I broke my shoulder when I was about 6/7…. With no memory of it!!! My dad said I was sleep walking and he saw me and put me on the bunk bed ladder (I slept on the top bunk) and that I fell backwards off the ladder! He said he thought I was faking the sleep walking so he put me on the ladder… Mind you I am not a sleep walker I have never done it in my life. I did not even wake up after allegedly falling off the ladder and breaking my shoulder.

All I remember is waking up tossing and turning in bed later that night as my shoulder was hurting, but fell back asleep. It gets weirder. The next morning when I woke up, I could not even sit up to get out of bed. My dad had to remove the whole railing on the side of the bed. He tried to pick me off the top bunk, but could not do so alone, so he called my uncle and together they lifted me off the top bunk. So if my dad couldn’t get me off the bed alone, then how did I get up there?!? The day went on and my dad did not take me to the hospital, and I was walking around with absolutely no idea that my shoulder was even broken! About a week later, my mom picked me up from school (I did not live with her) and she immediately noticed that my whole arm was blue and took me to the hospital where they said I had a broken shoulder.

I am now 25 and the story has always been fishy to me. I have asked my dad many times throughout my life what happened as it makes no sense to me. He has told me different versions of the story. Last night, we were talking about it and I asked him was I really sleepwalking do you promise? And he said he doesn’t remember exactly what happened. My dad is a good person as far as I know but the story is very concerning to me and he doesn’t like when I bring it up and his answers and reactions to my questions are very suspicious. How does one break a bone and not wake up? Please if anyone has any explanations I would love to hear them, or do you think my dad is telling the truth? It is a big question I would love to know the answer to. Thank you!!

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It is also the only bone I have ever broken.
I do not think I broke it while awake. I remember mostly everything about my whole life. I remember the whole aftermath of the next morning to my mom’s reaction to seeing my arm to being at the hospital, and all the details. I think I would know I broke a bone if it happened while I was conscious, or at least be in pain. I would know. It must have happened while I was unconscious. I have never taken medications (which could have explained not waking up) and I do not have any medical conditions. Can someone sleep walk just one time and never again? And if not what could have happened. I just do not understand. And may never know which is chilling

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u/PrestigiousBase3326 — 10 days ago

For more than 50 years, the haunting question "Who Put Bella in the Witch Elm?" mysteriously appeared as graffiti across England. It referred to the unsolved discovery of a woman's skeleton hidden inside a hollow tree in 1943, yet her identity and killer were never conclusively determined.

u/tripplenipplemonster — 9 days ago
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my mom worked with a serial killer before i was born

when my mom and dad were young parents and had just had my oldest brother, my mom worked at the front desk of a hotel in wichita. there was a man who worked security and would come around every so often to check on all the equipment etc. my mom said that at first, he was nice and they got along well, he’d sit and chat about taking his kid fishing and that sort of thing. but eventually he started creeping her out. she said that she felt like he was giving her WAY too much attention and flirting, even though they were both married and had kids. so, she started locking herself in the main office when he would come around and pretend like she was busy and couldn’t hear him when he tried to get in. she has never told me exactly how long she worked with him, but from what i gather, it was at least several months. long enough for them to be friendly and on a first name basis before things went sour.

one day she was at home and saw his face on the news. she said “hey, that’s Dennis! the security guy!”

and indeed it was Dennis. Dennis Rader. my mom worked with BTK.

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u/Echidna96 — 11 days ago

Lindsay Clancy's Husband Patrick Clancy is pretty suspicious considering all the possible theories surrounding him

Many believe investigators got the Lindsay Clancy case wrong and her husband Patrick Clancy is the one who really committed the horrible crimes.

Patrick Clancy's movements that night don't add up and something is off. While he was away from the home picking up takeout food and stopping at CVS he is seen wearing different clothes. The amount of time between stops, allows for unexplained gaps in the official narrative. Was he able to return home and attempt the crimes then.

Lindsay Clancy's injuries and her jump from the home's second-story window doesn't make sense either. It all suggests an alternate sequence of events.

Yet, Lindsey's defense has focused on her mental state at the time of the incident instead of trying to shift blame to her husband. Patrick has testified under oath, sought to limit public dissemination of graphic evidence and filed a wrongful death lawsuit against healthcare providers involved in Lindsay's treatment, alleging negligence contributed to the tragedy.

So no one except people online are taking Patrick as a suspect seriously, but it is pretty strange that he got remarried only like 4 months later. Who does that?

u/verystrangeshit — 10 days ago

The "Death Valley Germans" is an incident of a family of four tourists from Germany who went missing in Death Valley National Park, on 23 July 1996. The family were discovered in 2009 by experienced hikers, Tom Mahood and Les Walker

u/linesdimes — 14 days ago

Idaho College Nightmare - in November 2022, four University of Idaho students were killed in a crime that shocked the country and led to one of the largest criminal investigations in Idaho's history

u/dangerdangerman — 12 days ago