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0:07[music]
0:08On June 19th, 2026, Philadelphia police
0:12investigated [music] a complaint in
0:13Center City in which they arrested
0:15Eugene Horsch after he allegedly
0:17presented officers with fake FBI and DEA
0:20credentials. Eugene was found with a
0:23woman in his car whose identification
0:25also raised some questions being that
0:26her ID was that of a missing
0:28Philadelphia woman, Blair Tanzelli.
0:31After searching Eugene's car, police
0:33found crackane, a cattle prod, a baton,
0:36a switchblade, handcuffs, and two loaded
0:38guns. One whose serial numbers had been
0:40completely filed off. Eugene was
0:42arrested for various crimes with his
0:44arrest leading to a massive
0:45investigation spanning decades of
0:47organized crime. In the following weeks,
0:49the Philadelphia Police Department
0:51expanded the reach of the investigation
0:53[music] to involve the FBI, the DEA, and
0:55the ATF after they searched Eugene's
0:57home, which also belonged to his father,
1:00Raymond RC Horsch. The most curious
1:03aspect to this case is the amount of
1:05evidence that was found in the home. It
1:07seems that whatever these two were
1:08involved in is going to go down as one
1:10of the largest criminal cases in recent
1:12years, and even more disturbingly, one
1:14of the worst serial killer operations in
1:16modern history. Investigators found a
1:18makeshift chemical lab which was
1:20presumably being used to manufacture
1:22meth and [music] crack paint along with
1:23an indoor weed grow. More counterfeit
1:26law enforcement equipment was found
1:28including further fake DEA and FBI
1:30badges along with zip ties. One large
1:32component to this investigation is that
1:34Raymond had a decadesl long history of
1:36sophisticated counterfeiting charges. An
1:38actual reason for the federal warrant
1:40served to the home that day was to
1:42investigate government document forgery.
1:46Either Raymond or Eugene had excavated
1:48the sewage and drainage lines beneath
1:50the property and connected a 55gallon
1:52drum to the primary water lines of the
1:54[music] residents, which has some pretty
1:56dark implications when contextualized
1:58with everything else that was found in
1:59the raid. Along with several guns and
2:01manufacturing components for firearms,
2:03the most disturbing evidence that was
2:05found included five urns filled with
2:07cremated remains and over 1 million
2:09digital images and videos depicting
2:11torture and even murder. Police also
2:14found 20 containers filled with what
2:17police described as a chemical
2:19sludge-like substance, [music]
2:21something that police are now thinking
2:22could be dissolved bodies.
2:25There has now been at least seven
2:27missing women connected to the horse
2:28home, including Blair Tonselli, Amy
2:31Mccale, Marabel Fes, Gabrielle Amarando,
2:35and Nicole Fusaro. The current number of
2:38different women identified among the
2:39digital evidence in the videos and
2:41photos is at least 58 women.
2:45A handwritten letter was also found in
2:47the horse home that referenced [music]
2:48Ted Bundy stating, quote, "Acting on
2:50emotion is where problems occur. I had
2:53been ready and waiting, and I damn sure
2:55showed no hesitation, and it was fun."
2:57The note also included portions of
2:59utilizing zip ties and barrel drums to
3:01quote, "Get rid of trash that needs to
3:04go." The implications of this are pretty
3:05obvious and extremely disturbing when
3:07remembering that horse had fastened a
3:09[music] 55gallon drum in the basement
3:11and connected it directly to the house's
3:13waterline. Raymond had also written a
3:15self-published novel called Empathy, the
3:18memoir of a caring, compassionate,
3:20empathetic serial killer in which he
3:22shared detailed accounts of using lie to
3:25dissolve bodies.
3:27I really hope it doesn't go this way,
3:29but given how these cases have gone in
3:30the past, there's a chance that none of
3:32the murder allegations will ever be
3:34confirmed due to the lack of bodies
3:36being found. One infamous case that has
3:38an incredible amount of similarities to
3:40the horse case is New Mexico's Toy Box
3:42killer, David Parker Ray. David Ray was
3:45also alleged to have ran a film
3:47production network after he was caught
3:49with over a 100 videootapes where he
3:51filmed the torture of his victims.
3:53However, he was never charged with a
3:55single murder due to the lack of any
3:57bodies ever being found.
3:58>> Angie claims back in February, both
4:00David Ray and Hendy held her captive at
4:02this home for 5 days, sexually torturing
4:05her. She's also heard about other
4:07evidence found at Ray's home.
4:09>> And I heard they found a lot of um
4:12tapes and stuff.
4:16I believe they were probably selling
4:18them
4:20for money.
4:22I'll definitely be covering David's case
4:23in the future, but not today.
4:26Although Raymond Horsch's son, Eugene,
4:28is currently in custody for unrelated
4:30drug and firearm charges, he undoubtedly
4:32had involvement in the murders of these
4:34missing women and potentially even the
4:35production of films. In my opinion, I
4:38think the digital evidence aspect of
4:40this case is the most important aspect
4:42of the investigation as despite whatever
4:44wording mainstream media uses, the
4:46evidence proves that these guys were
4:48producing films. Eugene's father,
4:50Raymond Horse, should be considered the
4:52epicenter of this case, as his criminal
4:54history is undeniably questionable and
4:56littered with coincidences and
4:58connections to various organized crime
5:00networks dating all the way back to the
5:021960s. The history of serial killers and
5:04their involvement within vast organized
5:06crime networks is a well doumented
5:08phenomena that appears in practically
5:10every serial case that we know of. For
5:12some reason, however, the crazed lone
5:14killer narrative that is spun by the
5:16mainstream media has been adopted by the
5:18public to hide these deeper connections
5:20almost every single time. Connections to
5:22child traff, government mind control,
5:24the production of films, child, and more
5:28are almost always written off as
5:29unverified urban legends when the actual
5:32evidence within the case files points to
5:34the complete [music] opposite.
5:38Raymond RC Horse was born in East
5:40Stsburg, Pennsylvania on May 5th, 1943.
5:44When researching this guy's younger
5:45years online, you'll find that there's a
5:47blank period starting in his early 20s,
5:49with most reports picking up in the
5:51late60s to the early 1970s. I believe
5:54that this has been done intentionally to
5:56keep [music] people away from learning
5:57about one of the most fascinating
5:58aspects to this case, Raymond's [music]
6:00ties to the intelligence community,
6:02specifically that of the CIA.
6:05Strangely enough, or I guess not so
6:07strange depending on how you look at it.
6:09Raymond was a very outspoken individual
6:11throughout [music] the years. He was
6:12most notorious for his work in the adult
6:14film industry, but also was the author
6:16of several books and had been
6:17interviewed on numerous podcasts about
6:19his [music] life story. In a podcast
6:22called the Rialto Report, Horse was
6:24interviewed about these intelligence
6:25activities he was involved in. I won't
6:28play the interview clips in this video,
6:29unfortunately, because of copyright
6:31issues, but the transcripts read as
6:33such. quote, "After you graduated from
6:36high school in 1961, what did you end up
6:39doing?
6:41I started working for an outfit [music]
6:43called Wacken Hut, which was a brand new
6:45company at the time, a security firm
6:47staffed by FBI agents in that. I was 21.
6:50I bugged telephones and committed
6:51burglaries for them. The burglaries were
6:53mostly to install electronics or bug
6:55telephones or just things like
6:57burglarizing a potential client to
6:59demonstrate that their security [music]
7:00was not up to par. I was freelance.
7:02They'd call me in on a job and they'd
7:04brief me and I'd meet the client. And
7:06one of the frequent clients at the time
7:07was Mr. Smith, who was in fact HL Hunt,
7:10who was at the time with the CIA. This
7:12was before Watergate, which means that
7:14Wacken Hunt was a CIA front
7:16organization, and that they were using
7:18me to do things they didn't want to get
7:19caught doing that they could deny. Of
7:22course, Howard Hunt would become famous
7:23in the 1970s as the person who
7:25engineered the Watergate burglaries. End
7:28quote. Right out of the gate, this
7:29connection changes everything that we
7:31thought we knew about this investigation
7:33as it's currently being presented to the
7:34public. It's obvious how hard they're
7:36trying to control the narrative behind
7:38this guy's crimes. And I find it
7:39interesting how in all these serial
7:41killer cases, a unified front is formed
7:43using the same old playbook to disregard
7:45the less convenient facts [music] about
7:47these killers. The Wacken Hut
7:49Corporation is one of the most infamous
7:51CIA front companies in history and would
7:53require an entire video of its own to
7:55fully uncover just how many crimes
7:57they've been involved with. The company
7:58was started in 1954 by three former feds
8:01and one George Wagen Hut, who originally
8:04worked as a special agent in the FBI,
8:06specializing in counterfeit money and
8:08bad check [music] cases and tracking
8:10down army deserters. All of which we
8:12will soon see directly apply to Raymond
8:14Horse. Some of the notable controversies
8:16involved in the Wacken Hut Corporation
8:18include its ties to the Iran Contra
8:20affair in which the Reagan
8:21administration illegally sold Iran
8:23weapons to secure [music] the release of
8:25American hostages, the Promise Software
8:27scandal, which is a very dark rabbit
8:29hole that we don't have time for today,
8:30and involvement with the Finders Cult,
8:32the CIA backed child cult that was
8:35exposed in 1987 when police found two
8:38well-dressed men in suits [music] in
8:39possession of six malnourished children
8:41in a van in Tallahassee, Florida.
8:44The Wagenha organization is also
8:46responsible for having employed Omar
8:48Matin, also known as the Pulse nightclub
8:50mass shooter. It should come as no
8:53surprise to all of us watching that I'm
8:55about to say this, but I'd be remiss in
8:56not mentioning that additionally, Wacken
8:58Hut is mentioned in the Epstein files
9:00over a 100 times. Many emails
9:02demonstrate that Epstein and his
9:03associates were in contact with
9:05employees of Wacken Hut, now renamed to
9:07G4S Secure [music] Solutions, and that
9:09they had scheduled meetings with guards
9:11and representatives several times.
9:13Wacken Hut guards were additionally paid
9:15to secure his Elo property in Palm
9:18Beach, Florida. Coincidence or not, G4S
9:20is one of the largest international
9:22players in the private prison [music]
9:23industry, which includes a subsidiary
9:25once belonging to G4S or Wacken Hut
9:28known as G4S Youth [music] Services,
9:31which specialize in juvenile detention
9:33centers across the world. G4S Youth
9:36Services faced many scandals involving
9:38physical and abuse of minors and
9:40falsifying records. So to pivot back to
9:43Raymond, we have his own admission
9:44stating that he once worked for Wacken
9:46Hut fresh out of high school to be 21
9:49years old and have landed a role in a
9:51field that involves CIA operations
9:53suggests that he was scouted by the
9:54agency from an early age. Raymond
9:56[music] reportedly had an IQ of 140,
9:59which according to the Stanford Benet IQ
10:01test would place him in the 99.6th
10:04percentile of the IQ range, meaning
10:0699.6% of the general population score
10:09below this level.
10:11In 1985, Horse was charged in a federal
10:14drug manufacturing case and given a
10:16psychological profile that described him
10:18as manipulative, consumed by anger,
10:21mistrusting, excessively controlling,
10:23and grandiose. These traits also fit the
10:26bill of intelligence scouts when looking
10:27for potential employees to add to their
10:30Black Ops roster. It is no secret that
10:33intelligence agencies like the CIA were
10:35involved with other for their high IQ
10:37like Ted Kazinski, Wayne Williams, or
10:40Charles Whitman, or with others for
10:42their deranged, mentally unstable
10:43tendencies like Whitey Bulier, David
10:46Burkowitz, or Charlie Manson.
10:48We've only just begun to uncover Horse's
10:50past and can already see how he fits
10:52[music] the archetype of a programmed or
10:54at least a well-connected murderer.
10:55Throughout his career as a criminal in
10:57the past 50 years, Porsche was not only
10:59connected to intelligence agencies,
11:00[music] but additionally to the mafia,
11:02biker gangs, and potentially to cartels
11:04like the Medí. As we know, the mafia and
11:07governments have had a close
11:08professional relationship throughout the
11:10years. In the same Rialto Report
11:11interview, Horsch claimed to have
11:13smuggled weed from Mexico to the United
11:15States in his own private airplane. He
11:17said that he was well acquainted with
11:18Barry Seal, the DEA informant and
11:20alleged CIA agent who smuggled drugs for
11:23the Medí and also George Young who
11:25traffic cocaine for the Medí during the
11:2770s and 80s and was played by Johnny
11:29Depp in the film Blow. After describing
11:32all these criminal activities, Horse
11:34then states, quote, "And just for the
11:36benefit of the federal agents who might
11:38be listening, everything I'm describing
11:39is well [music] past the statute of
11:41limitations, proving that he was clearly
11:43familiar with the inner workings of the
11:44legal system. Although taking someone
11:46like this at their word is a
11:48double-edged sword given that he was
11:49known for his propensity [music] for
11:51grandiose claims, I still think it's
11:53worth looking into as he really didn't
11:55have anything to lose or to gain by
11:57sharing these points about his life.
11:58Additionally, these are some of the only
12:00current leads we have [music] to's
12:01deeper connections to intelligence
12:03communities and the fact that everything
12:05fits the pattern of other killers
12:06shouldn't [music] be understated. So
12:08Horse begins his 20s allegedly working
12:10for the Central Intelligence Agency
12:12through Wacken Hut and graduates to drug
12:14manufacturing and smuggling shortly
12:15after dodging the draft for the Vietnam
12:17War. Something which he is later given
12:19amnesty or a presidential pardon for
12:21having done. Another notorious that
12:24similarly and conveniently avoided the
12:26Vietnam War was John Wayne Gayy. After
12:29his stint at Wacken Hut, Horsch alleged
12:31to have begun his career as a filmmaker
12:34directing children for television
12:36commercials, then moved on to doing
12:37freelance work for the children's
12:39television workshop, otherwise known as
12:41Sesame Street. I don't think the idea
12:43that a serial killer and film and
12:46producer began his journey into film
12:48making through children's television
12:49should be overlooked or understated
12:51here, but onwards we go. As the
12:54counterculture movement of the 1960s
12:56swept the country, Raymond would travel
12:57to New York City to pursue a career in
12:59the adult film industry. After somehow
13:02becoming connected with Salvatore Sam
13:04the Barber Larusa, a known associate of
13:06the Philly mafia, Raymond got the shot
13:09at filmm that he had been looking for.
13:11Larusa helped him produce the erotic
13:13memoirs of a male chauvinist pig which
13:15explicitly depicted [music]
13:17rape, bondage, underage, and the main
13:20character's relationship with
13:21drugaddicted women. This seems to be an
13:23eerie reflection of Raymond's real life,
13:25and we'll [music] start to see this
13:26pattern in which his art would imitate
13:28life as we move forward. As the years
13:30went on, Raymond would explore his
13:32talents as a career criminal further. In
13:341973, Horse plead guilty to passing bad
13:37checks in North Carolina, a charge he
13:39would serve no jail time for. In 1974,
13:41Raymond would reach out to the Church of
13:43Satan, founded by Anton Lavey, to
13:45inquire about filming and producing a
13:47documentary film about Satanism and to
13:50include footage of a genuine black mass.
13:52The correspondence, according to the
13:54Church of Satan itself, went as such,
13:57quote, regarding the Satanic Bible. I
13:59would like permission to quote Mr. Ley
14:01in a documentary film on modern Satanism
14:04that this company is producing.
14:05Johnqincaid, the Church of Satan's
14:07Minister of Information, quickly
14:09responded, "You do not state if it is a
14:12portion of the book that you wish to use
14:13or a quote from Mr. Ly obtained from
14:16another media source. We would
14:18appreciate your clarification. If you
14:20will send us a copy of the lines you
14:21wish to use, we will more than likely be
14:24able to obtain Mr. Le's permission for
14:26you. We would also like to know the
14:27nature of the documentary, when it will
14:29be released, and whether it will be
14:31available for viewing by the general
14:32public, i.e. in motion picture houses or
14:35on television or if it is to be a
14:37specialized film for a particular
14:39audience i.e. schools, churches,
14:42libraries, etc. If you have decided on a
14:45title, please inform us of that too. And
14:47if you should require any technical
14:49advice on Satanism or the occult in
14:51general or the Church of Satan in
14:53particular, perhaps we can assist you."
14:55Horse replied on June 21st, 1974, "We
14:58wish to produce a film documentary that
15:00will represent as accurately as possible
15:03the religious services as practiced by
15:05modern Satanists. The film is to include
15:07a black mass, a satanic baptism, and a
15:10satanic right to either lust or
15:11destruction. In a religion as old and as
15:14varied as the many and various branches
15:16of Satanism, Mr. Lee's translations and
15:18interpretations are singularly
15:20representative and comprehensible. We
15:22would like to quote his translations of
15:24the black mass in their entirety and his
15:26interpretations of satanic baptism and
15:28satanic right the 13 steps in part. A
15:32telephone call took place and Horsche
15:34followed up with a letter to memorialize
15:36that conversation. Specifically, we wish
15:38to produce a film that will be an
15:40accurate, factual, and complete
15:41depiction of a satanic service that
15:43begins with a celebration of a black
15:45mass, a satanic baptism, and a satanic
15:47right for the invocation of lust. We
15:50would like to use as our dialogue and
15:52source of technical information certain
15:54passages from the Satanic Bible and the
15:56Satanic Rituals. From the Satanic
15:58Rituals, we would like to present
16:00verbatim or as closely as possible the
16:02Black Mass and the Satanic Baptism for
16:05adults.
16:07According to Raymond, after the film was
16:09produced, there was one screening of it
16:11and it went into limbo after the
16:12Catholic Arch Dascese of Philadelphia
16:14had the film pulled from theaters,
16:16meaning that whatever ritual was filmed
16:18is now considered lost media. I do find
16:20it particularly interesting that horse
16:22was connected to the Church of Satan at
16:24the time. Some interesting points to
16:26mention is that despite contradictions
16:27within his personal timeline, Anton Ly
16:30claimed to have ran guns for the Zionist
16:32paramilitary group, the ICL.
16:34Additionally, despite people discounting
16:36Leave Church of Satan for its cartoonish
16:39and animated depictions [music] of the
16:41religion, there are real accounts of
16:42ritual that have been linked to the
16:44organization or at least claimed to be
16:46inspired by it. A 1984 United Press
16:50International article titled Murder in
16:52Maine makes Satan Worship and Drugs
16:54reads, quote, "The bizarre story of a
16:56devil worshipper who killed a
16:5712-year-old girl began last year when
17:00Scott Waterhouse walked into a bookstore
17:02and bought a copy of the Satanic Bible.
17:04It ended last week when a jury convicted
17:06Waterhouse, 18, of luring Jacel Cotay,
17:09into the woods and her for the heck of
17:13it. Between the time Waterhouse bought
17:15the book and his conviction, he
17:16experimented with LSD, got heavily
17:18involved in devil worship, became
17:20obsessed [music] with a 15-year-old
17:22girl, and allegedly threatened to her,
17:23and finally murder Cotay. 17 years after
17:26Jane Mansfield died in San Francisco,
17:29the teenage satanic dabbler Scott
17:31Waterhouse Jazelle Cotay in the state of
17:33Maine, prosecution evidence at his trial
17:35referred to a book with which he had
17:37become obsessed and which according to
17:39assistant attorney general Michael
17:41Wescott had influenced the killing. The
17:43book was the Satanic Bible by Anton
17:46Cesander Lavey. According to John Cot,
17:48Jazelle's father, the text was
17:50inflammatory. The book made you feel do
17:52what you want to do and the heck with
17:54everybody else. I believe that had a lot
17:56to do with the of my daughter." End
17:58quote.
18:00Later on in 1974, the US Secret Service
18:03intercepted a counterfeiting operation
18:05Raymond had been running out of
18:06Doylestown in which they seized $180,000
18:09in phony $10 bills, fake driver's
18:12licenses, and fake vehicle
18:13registrations. adjusted for inflation
18:15today. This means he had counterfeited
18:17approximately $1,223,050
18:21for which he only received a two-year
18:23sentence, which is definitely a suspect
18:25and short sentence for such a crime.
18:27According to the US Sentencing [music]
18:29Commission guidelines manual, as it
18:30pertains to offenses involving
18:32counterfeiting, sentencing is based on a
18:34point structure. The base offense level
18:36for counterfeiting starts at level 9 and
18:38can only increase from there. [music]
18:39The specific offense characteristics
18:41read as such. If the face value of the
18:43counterfeit items A exceeded $2,500 but
18:46did not exceed $6,500 increased by one
18:49level or B exceeded $6,500 increased by
18:53the number of levels from the provided
18:55table. Theft, property destruction and
18:57fraud corresponding to that amount. If
18:59the defendant A manufactured or produced
19:01any counterfeit obligation or security
19:03of the United States or possessed or had
19:05custody of or controlled over a
19:08counterfeiting device or materials used
19:10for counterfeiting or B controlled or
19:12possessed one, counterfeiting paper
19:14similar to a distinctive paper, two,
19:16genuine United States currency paper
19:18from which the ink or other distinctive
19:20counterfeit deterrent has been
19:21completely or partially removed. or
19:24three, a feature or device essentially
19:26identical to a distinctive counterfeit
19:28deterrent, increased by two levels. If
19:30subsection B2A applies and the offense
19:33level determined under that subsection
19:35[music] is less than level 15, increase
19:38to level 15. Now, I'm obviously not a
19:40prosecutor or a lawmaker, but to my
19:42understanding of [music] these
19:43guidelines, if the base level starts at
19:45nine and the offense characteristics
19:47chart says [music] to automatically
19:48increase the offense level to 15 if
19:50subsection B2A applies, then to add 14
19:53points given that the amount exceeded
19:55$550,000.
19:57This would put horses [music] charges at
19:59a 29 point minimum, which carries a
20:01sentence range of 87 months to 188
20:04months or between [music] 7.2 to 15.8
20:07and 8 years in prison based on the
20:08offender's criminal record. So to me,
20:10this math just doesn't add up that
20:12Raymond was able to skate with a measly
20:142 years in prison. Let's remember George
20:16Wacken Hut, the founder of Wacken Hut,
20:19worked for the FBI and once specialized
20:21in counterfeit money, bad check cases,
20:23and tracking down army deserters.
20:26Raymond was a self-taught chemist and
20:28computer analyst, which he had put to
20:29use throughout his years as a career
20:31criminal. If we skip ahead to 1977,
20:34police would raid Raymond's home in
20:35Philadelphia again and find a slab.
20:37After skipping bail and going on the
20:39run, Raymond fled to the West Coast with
20:41Mirosa, Anna Funiac, his girlfriend at
20:45the time, who would later go on to
20:46become his wife. It's important to note
20:49that Anna would become the mother of
20:50their son Eugene, and she had been
20:52previously arrested in 1969 in a LSD
20:55distribution center raid in which over
20:582,000 LSD pills were seized. So here we
21:00have connections to horse and LSD and
21:03meth trafficking. Two drugs which were
21:05notoriously used in the MK Ultra
21:07experiments and its sub project
21:09artichoke. After stealing the identity
21:11of one Dr. Stanley Eugene Stokowski, a
21:14chemist from of all places Stanford
21:17University, Raymond fled to New Zealand.
21:19Here he would help launch a chemical
21:20company that converted whey into ethanol
21:23fuel. Ray claimed to have re-entered the
21:25United States multiple times despite
21:27being an international fugitive. And
21:28upon his eventual arrest in 1984, where
21:31he was caught re-entering New Zealand
21:32with five fake passports, he was only
21:35given 3 years in prison. This, of
21:37course, is despite the fact that he was
21:38running a nationalamine [music] and
21:40counterfeiting network, all while making
21:42hundreds of thousands of dollars. After
21:44being released from prison early,
21:45Raymond moved with Anna and Eugene to
21:47Northern Philly, where in 1989, Anna
21:49would overdose on glutathamide and
21:51coding in what Raymond alleged was a
21:54apparently a 7-year-old Eugene was in
21:56the room when she died. something which
21:58would have a resounding impact on the
22:00mental health of any child to witness
22:02the overdose of their mother. In a 2001
22:04Psychology Today article published by
22:06Dr. Dearree Barrett which described
22:08disassociative identity disorder or did
22:12Dr. Barrett states quote other
22:14disassociators who had not been abused
22:16had suffered childhood traumas such as
22:18prolonged painful medical conditions and
22:20[music] before the age of 10 experienced
22:22the death of their parents. DID is one
22:24of the most common recurring themes
22:26among countless serial killer cases
22:28throughout the years and was explored in
22:30depth in Dave McGawan's book Program to
22:32Kill, which if you haven't read it,
22:34definitely get yourself a copy. This is
22:36probably one of the best books I've ever
22:37read. Seriously.
22:39Now, I'm not saying Eugene has did, but
22:41it is worth noting that at just 7 years
22:43old, he had witnessed his mother's side
22:45firsthand.
22:47There are conflicting accounts of his
22:49personality which would fit the bill for
22:50DID. in some cases like by Jeremy Perry
22:53who recalled their friendship in their
22:54high school days. Perry described the
22:56friendship as normal and Eugene as a
22:59great kid despite of course his account
23:01of 20 to [music] 30 55gallon drums in
23:04the horse's garage.
23:05>> Um I mean this was all throughout from
23:08elementary school through high school
23:09that we would deal with all that. I mean
23:11before the house burned down there I
23:13didn't see much of it but after they
23:14started rebuilding into the new house
23:17that's when I started noticing more of
23:18that. And then like I said, we had we
23:21would play out in the yard and in the
23:22barn in the back. Um, [clears throat]
23:24and there was uh, you know, 55gallon
23:27drums in there, too. So,
23:30>> what was his relationship like with his
23:32dad?
23:34>> It was great. I mean, he didn't seem to
23:37offer or anything like that. It was just
23:38a normal [clears throat]
23:40what seemed normal to me at the time.
23:43In other accounts like that of the woman
23:44Eugene was pulled over with, he is
23:46described as dangerous and that he would
23:48quote do bad things in the basement of
23:50their home. So after the death of
23:52Raymond's wife, they moved to the Chaon
23:54home where Jeremy Perry described having
23:56seen up to 30 of the 55gallon drums in
23:59the garage. Raymond would open up a
24:01pizza restaurant of all things, right,
24:03which Perry recalled eating at with
24:04Eugene on several occasions in the
24:061980s. Years after the move, Raymond
24:09would become co-owner of another
24:11restaurant, Butterworth's Hickory Pit, a
24:13barbecue restaurant he opened with John
24:15Butterworth, who co-produced and
24:17directed the chauvinist pig film. He was
24:19also the cinematographer for the film.
24:21Remember, this film that was funded by
24:22the Philly Mafia and released in
24:24theaters [music] depicted Sato
24:25masochistic underage was initially
24:28presented to an audience full of the
24:30political elites of the Philadelphia
24:31area.
24:36An interesting side note about this
24:37film, the first film that Joe Renetti
24:40composed the score for was Horsch's
24:42film. Renetti would move on to score
24:43films like Child's Play, Tales from the
24:46Crypt, and Poltergeist 3. The
24:49Poltergeist series has been relatively
24:50immortalized in conspiracy lore
24:52surrounding allegations of the film's
24:54child star Heather AOR, having been
24:56severely on the set of the film and
24:58passing away shortly after.
25:02The Poltergeist series in general has
25:04been considered cursed as Heather wasn't
25:06the only death associated with it.
25:07Dominique Dunn was murdered at the age
25:09of 22 just months after the release of
25:11Poltergeist. Among some of the other
25:14films that Renzetti composed the score
25:16for, he would work on the first film to
25:18feature Dominique Dunn called Diary of a
25:20Teenage Hitchhiker. The IMDb summary of
25:22the film's plot reads, quote, "Teenage
25:25Julie Thirsten has no wheels, so she
25:27hitchhikes to get around. Unfortunately,
25:29a psychopath is roaming the highways,
25:31picking up young girls and them. You'll
25:34notice a strange theme of these films
25:36start to pop [music] up. Slaughter of
25:37the Innocence is another film in
25:39Redetti's catalog. A seasoned FBI
25:41agent's child genius son assists him on
25:44catching a child. A schizophrenic Moab
25:46nutcase who believes he's been chosen by
25:48God to be a new Noah. This movie
25:50depicted child ritual and religious
25:52fanaticisms. Another film in Renzetti's
25:55credits is Eating Miss Campbell, a film
25:58about high school girls andism. I just
26:00find it strange that the first film in
26:02this guy's catalog is Raymond Horsch's
26:04film, and the themes of many of his
26:06later films would fit the exact [music]
26:07theme laid out in Raymond's real life
26:09crimes and obsessions.
26:11As the 1980s transitioned into the '90s,
26:14Raymond would begin to take his exploits
26:16as an artist much more seriously. In
26:181994, he directed and starred in an
26:20adult film, Lovers, which depicted and
26:23bonded. Shortly after, he would begin
26:25photographing workers on Kensington
26:27Avenue, offering cash or drugs in
26:29exchange for his film shoots. This is
26:31around the same time as the launch of
26:33his website, erodto.com, which offered a
26:36paid subscription program to which each
26:38tier unlocked various levels of horses
26:40footage. Given that among the 600,000
26:42digital photos and 70,000 videos that
26:44the FBI found in Raymond's home in June
26:47potentially depicted murder, one has to
26:49wonder what the premium subscribers to
26:51his website had access to between the
26:53'9s and the late 2010s.
26:56Horse would place an ad in the paper for
26:58a housekeeper where he found a teenage
27:00girl who was addicted to heroin to fill
27:01the role. The girl's mother has gone on
27:03record stating, quote, "She looked like
27:05a child. I think he just wanted to use
27:07her for porn." Raymond tried to marry
27:09this teenage girl, but never acquired
27:10the marriage license and continued to
27:12search for young girls that resembled
27:14his dead wife, Anna, even going to the
27:16lengths of asking Eugene's high school
27:18friends if they wanted to have a role in
27:19his films.
27:21In 2003, Raymond found a girl who agreed
27:24to star in his film Slaves. Then shortly
27:26after, he met Amy Mccale in Kensington.
27:30Raymond took her off the streets under
27:32the agreement that Amy would star in his
27:34and the two eventually got married. It
27:36is important to note that Amy was last
27:37seen at Raymond and Eugene's house and
27:39has been considered missing since 2016.
27:44This is the same time frame where
27:45Raymond inherited the only house on Chu
27:48Avenue from his aunt and produced
27:49several of his self-published books
27:51featuring women from Kensington A.
27:52[music] Raymond would transfer the house
27:54in Eugene's name in 2006 after Eugene
27:57was released from his own prison [music]
27:59stint for drinking and driving. Eugene
28:00had t-boned another driver who then died
28:0316 years after being stuck in a [music]
28:04vegetative state. Something that Eugene
28:06was only given two years in prison for.
28:08This is where things start to take
28:09another turn in the story of Raymond
28:11Horsch. In early 2009, Horsch had been
28:14caught and convicted of trying [music]
28:15to lure a 9year-old girl into his green
28:17jeep Wrangler. According to a now
28:1926-year-old Ashley Rivera, Horsch had
28:21grabbed her by the arm and said, quote,
28:23"Come in my car, sexy girl."
28:25Fortunately, Ashley was able to escape
28:27from Raymond, who was arrested later
28:29that night, where police found
28:30high-powered binoculars, a digital
28:32camera, a telephoto lens, an eye patch,
28:34and condoms [music] in his Jeep. Horse
28:36was charged and convicted of two counts
28:38of luring a child into a motor vehicle
28:40and corrupting the morals of a minor and
28:42sentenced 2.5 to 5 years in prison. This
28:45would also have required him to register
28:46[music] as a defender. It should come as
28:48no surprise to any of us at this point,
28:50however, that somehow Horse evaded the
28:52jail time, evaded the registry, and on
28:55top of it, had his record expuned,
28:57meaning that all these charges were
28:58cleanly swept under the rug and never
29:00stuck to his record. He insisted he had
29:02done no wrong, and requested a new
29:04trial, one which introduced a different
29:06prosecutor who shortly after the trial
29:08proceeded to let this guy walk free of
29:10any accountability. It is worth noting
29:11here that upon doing a background check
29:13into Raymond using services like
29:15Truthfinder or been verified, Raymond
29:17was allegedly employed by R21 21st
29:19Century [music] Art between 2009 and
29:222015. We can confirm that this is the
29:24same Raymond Hors in question as both
29:26the addresses in affiliation with his
29:28case are [music] listed on the same
29:29employment history database. When
29:31looking into R21, we can see that they
29:33featured some other interesting artists
29:35who have been at the center of other
29:36noteworthy scandals. This would include
29:38the artists in Tony [music] Podesta's
29:40private art collection, including Olafer
29:42Elaison, Katie Gran, or Luis Bourgeoa,
29:45known for her Arch of Hysteria sculpture
29:47reminiscent of Jeffrey Dmer's
29:49decapitated [music] victims.
29:50Additionally, R21 has featured Marina
29:53Abramovich of Spear Cooking and John of
29:55God fame, and Jeff Coons, who invited
29:57Jeffrey Epstein and Woody Allen to his
29:59art studio in 2013.
30:03He also sits on the board of directors
30:05for the International Center for Missing
30:07and Exploited Children. [music]
30:12We can confirm at least some form of
30:14connection to [music] R21 through
30:16Raymond's archived website in which he
30:18features an article by Clay Campbell in
30:20a 2005 publication of Contemporary
30:23Magazine by R21.
30:34A few months after the 9-year-old
30:35incident, a 21-year-old woman who was
30:38living at Raymond's house in Chowont had
30:39called the police to the home after
30:41hearing strange noises. It was here
30:43where the police found a large marijuana
30:45grow up with 455 plants being found in
30:48the basement [music] along with two
30:49shotguns. Former Newton Township Police
30:51Chief Robert Scaffiti recalled finding
30:54multiple IDs of missing women in the
30:56home as well. The IDs were handed in to
30:58the local district attorney's office for
31:00followup, but it appears that no further
31:02investigation was done.
31:03>> There was IDs of of various females.
31:06Remember, there was there was a few of
31:08them. And uh also too, the district
31:11attorney's office took them and we're
31:13going to follow that up. And I really
31:16don't know what happened after that. He
31:18always got late sentences for some
31:19reason. Police also somehow didn't find
31:22the 30 55gallon barrels in the garage
31:24that Jeremy Perry claimed to have seen
31:26in the 80s and 90s. After pleading
31:28guilty to felony manufacturing of drugs
31:30and illegal firearms possession charges,
31:32Horse served only four years in prison.
31:34It was during these four years that he
31:36wrote Empathy, the memoir of a caring,
31:38compassionate, empathetic serial killer.
31:40He was released to the public again in
31:422014, and his art would begin to gain
31:45traction in European circles and the New
31:47York City scene. Some of his photographs
31:49would make an appearance in an anthology
31:51book of erotic art, Sex in the City and
31:53Illustrated History by Allison Maddox
31:55with a preface from well-known art
31:57critic and writer Camille Pagila.
32:00It would appear that this lady has a
32:02history of defending which somehow does
32:04not surprise me at all at this point. In
32:061993, she signed a manifesto in support
32:09of Alan Ginsburg and the Nambla Pilia
32:12Advocacy Organization or the North
32:14American Man Love Association. In 1994,
32:17she supported lowering the age of
32:19consent to [music] 14, stating to Bill
32:21Andreete, another advocate for Namba,
32:25quote, I failed to see what is wrong
32:26with eroticling with any age. Camille
32:29also stated, quote, as far as
32:31Ginsburgg's pro- Nambla stand goes, this
32:33is one of the things I most admire
32:35[music] him for. I have repeatedly
32:37protested the lynch mob hysteria that
32:39dogs the issue of man love. In school
32:42persona, I argued that maleia is
32:44intricately intertwined with the
32:46cardinal moments of western
32:48civilization. End quote. She has also
32:50supported the legalization of chopy on
32:53numerous accounts as well.
32:56So after his proverbial co-sign in the
32:58anthology book, Raymond was featured in
33:00an exhibit at the Paper Mail Artist
33:02Studio in Kensington where he showed off
33:04his pictures of heroin addicted sex
33:06workers. For the finale of his exhibit,
33:08he played a video showing an already
33:10deceased naked woman who he had paid for
33:13being loaded into a furnace and then
33:15cremated.
33:222 years later in 2016, nearly 8 years
33:25after their divorce, would be the last
33:26time Amy Male would be seen before being
33:28considered a missing person. She was
33:30last seen at Raymond's home on Chu
33:32Avenue on June 13th and to my knowledge
33:34hasn't been seen since. In Raymond's
33:372017 documentary, he filmed Christa
33:40Allen using drugs. Christa had been
33:42featured in his 2003 film Slaves and
33:44watched Raymond drink prompt blood out
33:46of a wine glass while eating a raw
33:48steak. Christa had ended up living in
33:50the only house for a period where she
33:52would run errands for Raymond and had
33:54stated that she was worried about what
33:55might happen if he were to be left home
33:57alone with Eugene. Danielle Wyn, a close
34:00friend of Christa, had said that she was
34:02quote always fearful that if something
34:04happened to Ry or he passed away, Eugene
34:06would not know what to do and not know
34:07how to control himself. Raymond would be
34:10in his late7s at this point, still
34:12perusing Kensington A crackous for girls
34:14to pick up for video shoots. One of
34:16these women was Blair Tonselli, who
34:17would start to stay at Raymond's house
34:19for longer periods of time until she was
34:21last heard from in August 2022. 3 years
34:23later in May 2025, Raymond Horse died of
34:26COPD, leaving Christa alone in the house
34:28with Eugene. Only 3 days after Raymond's
34:31death, a fire started in Christa's room,
34:33which led the police to finding more
34:35firearms and another marijuana grow up
34:37for which Eugene was put in jail for.
34:39Isn't it strange that he wouldn't even
34:41face a full year in jail for this,
34:42however, and was out and about enough to
34:44have been arrested in March 2026 for
34:46stabbing a man in the stomach. This case
34:48was also withdrawn, however, and Eugene
34:50was released in May. This brings us full
34:52circle to the June 19th arrest where
34:54over 1 million videos and pictures
34:55depicting torture, rape, and were seized
34:58from the house on Chew AB along with the
35:00five urns containing cremated remains, a
35:0255gallon barrel connected to the
35:04waistlines of the home, a chemical lab,
35:06and over 20 containers full of a
35:08sludge-like chemical mixture. It's also
35:10important to remember that alkaline
35:12hydrarolysis is the official name for a
35:14chemical cremation, and it's a very real
35:16process used by funeral homes across the
35:18country. And this is the exact process
35:20for body disposal that Raymond wrote of
35:22in his book Empathy. I think that as
35:23this case unfolds further, there's a
35:25good chance that these containers of
35:26sludge could be exactly that, the
35:28liqufied remains of the victims in this
35:30case. Raymond also had access and what I
35:32believe was some kind of business
35:34arrangement with the Garzone Funeral
35:36Home and Crematorium in Philadelphia,
35:38which was shut down in 2007 after the
35:40owners were charged with selling over
35:42240 corpses [music] on the black market.
35:44As it just so happens, the cremation
35:46video that Raymond displayed in his 2014
35:48art exhibit was taken here at the
35:50Garzone Funeral Home. I also think,
35:52unfortunately, that it's possible that
35:54this case becomes highly sanitized and
35:56controlled. Let's just keep an eye out
35:58for damaged or missing evidence [music]
35:59or the lack of bodies being used as an
36:01excuse to not hold anyone accountable.
36:03Unfortunately, Eugene is the only
36:05surviving member of the duo, so it lies
36:07on the prosecution to pin these crimes
36:09to him.
36:11So, as these things usually tend to go,
36:13there's always more that I could cover
36:14here, but I think that we've about
36:16covered the key points in this case as
36:17it's currently standing. There's obvious
36:19implications that Raymond Horse and his
36:22son Eugene, for that matter, have
36:23extensive connections within the
36:25intelligence world, the art world, and
36:26underground crime networks. I believe
36:28that [music] these connections are what
36:30allowed these guys to fly under the
36:31radar for so long, and to have so many
36:33of their criminal cases either be
36:34treated extremely lightly or flat out
36:36just dismissed entirely. It is indeed
36:39disturbing to know that people like this
36:40are out there and almost always operate
36:43with some level of impunity. But I think
36:45that the white pill in this scenario is
36:46that this case alone is proof that the
36:49elites in power are starting to lose
36:50their grip on the people's minds.
36:52They've used the same tired playbook for
36:54so many years to shoe people's attention
36:56away from important evidence in cases
36:58like this that now whenever they try to
37:00use it again, it becomes just obvious to
37:02all of us how hard they're trying to
37:03make it fit into that playbook. But if
37:05you ask me, I don't think it's going to
37:07work at all for much longer. Also, don't
37:10let them try to tell you that it's just
37:11some lone serial killer like they always
37:13do. [music] I mean, it's pretty obvious
37:15that Eugene was involved with this whole
37:17thing in some way, shape, or form. And I
37:20definitely don't think that that should
37:21be overlooked or understated. And if it
37:23is, and Eugene is just kind of giving a
37:25slap on the wrist, I mean, we got to
37:27make some noise about that cuz that's
37:28just not going to be acceptable.
37:29Anyways, thank you all so much for
37:31watching. As always, let me know what
37:32you guys' thoughts are down below. and
37:34if there's anything you'd like me to
37:35cover in the next video. Uh, thanks
37:37again. Yeah, God bless you guys and I'll
37:39see you in the next one. Peace.

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