Olney Mystery House Case: A house on Chew Avenue in the northern part of Philadelphia in the state of Pennsylvania, United States of America has become the center of investigation. Graphic video shows that two missing women, Maribel Fresas and Gabriela Amarando, died there. Many more shocking things have been recovered during the search of this mystery house located in the Olney area of Philadelphia. On Friday (June 26, 2026), investigators searched a home in the Olney area of Philadelphia. This house belongs to 44 year old Eugene Horsch. He is also being interrogated. Philadelphia Police Inspector Raymond Evers gave information about the investigation during a press conference. He told how this investigation started and what the detectives found.
June 19, 2026: A park ranger stopped a BMW on the 600 block of Market Street near Independence Mall. Evers said there was a male driver and a female passenger inside the car. The driver was identified as Horsch and the woman showed a fake ID in the name Blair Tonzelli. According to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS), Tonzelli went missing in 2023. Park rangers found two handguns and $8,000 worth of illegal drugs inside the home.
June 19, 2026 : A search warrant was executed for Horsch's home in the 400 block of West Chew Avenue. Inside, the DEA and the Philadelphia Police Department found at least one more illegal gun, a marijuana grow setup, another fake FBI badge, and five urns filled with cremated ashes.
June 25, 2026: Philly's Homicide Division, ATF agents and the Bomb Disposal Unit conducted another search. During the search, officers found computer parts and a home lab-like area, which contained several containers filled with an unknown oily substance.
June 27, 2026: Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel asked for help from the FBI's Evidence Recovery Team to examine the lab, containers and digital evidence.
9th July: A K9 team searched the house and its surroundings.
July 22, 2026: Another search warrant was issued to remove sewer lines, laterals and traps to look inside the home.
July 27, 2026: The containers containing the oily substance were sent to a lab in Chicago for testing.
Early August: A computer forensics lab began examining digital evidence recovered from the house. They reportedly examined 600,000 images, 70,000 videos, and more than 10,000 pages of drawings and handwriting, which Evers said was just 5 percent of the total digital evidence. A total of 95 search warrants were issued for the house and its contents.
Fox29 reports that images and video recovered from a hard drive found during a search of Horsch's Chew Avenue home show the bodies of two women whom investigators believe are the same women. In some videos she was seen alive, while in some it seemed as if she was dead.
Detailed information not given in PC
During the press conference, Evers said that he would not go into detail about what he actually saw. This matter is very serious and disturbing. But from what we saw, both these girls were alive. There came a time when we thought that he had died. We don't have some parts of the video yet.
Evers told that both were born in 1990. Frases was reported missing in February 2018, while Amarando has been missing since September 2012. Their bodies have not been found yet. Evers said that only the Philadelphia Orphans Court can declare these women dead. The families of the women have been informed about this information. Horsch was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges related to counterfeiting FBI credentials, NBC10 reported. At a preliminary hearing on August 6, Pennsylvania state prosecutors dropped all five charges against him. Horsch still faces federal charges of possession of a weapon by a convicted felon and unlawful possession of a document.
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