Philadelphia authorities have uncovered a hidden safe and human bones while continuing their investigation into a property linked to several missing women. The discoveries were made during a search of a residence in the Olney neighborhood tied to Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, a notorious pornography producer, and his son Eugene.

Law enforcement officials, including Philadelphia police and FBI agents, have been examining the home in connection with seven women who have either gone missing or remain unidentified. As part of the ongoing operation, crews removed sections of walls and floorboards, revealing a concealed safe. Details regarding the contents of the safe have not been disclosed.

In addition to the safe, investigators found bones buried in the backyard. The Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office was called to the scene to assist in analyzing the remains and determining their origin.

The house has been informally referred to by authorities as a “house of horrors” due to its disturbing associations. The investigation is ongoing, with officials working to establish the identities of the remains and clarify any links to the missing women cases.

No further information has been provided about charges or suspects at this time. Authorities have urged the public to come forward with any information that might aid the inquiry.