FBI/DEA arrested what looks to be a major serial killer in Philadelphia

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A search of his residence produced additional firearms, ammunition, chemicals, ballistic evidence, a marijuana-growing operation, five urns containing suspected cremated remains and a 55-gallon drum connected to piping. Investigators are reviewing approximately 600,000 images, 70,000 videos and 10,000 pages of writings and drawings, with federal authorities assisting.

Evers stressed this is a complex investigation that will take time to unfold. The materials detectives found are "graphic and dark," he said. At this time, Evers said, detectives have gone through about 5% to 7% of the digital evidence found in the house.

On the first hard drive, detectives found photos and videos shot inside the home in which two women — identified as Maribel Fresses and Gabrielle Amarando, both born in 1990 — appeared to be dead.

Investigators also found videos showing the women alive.

Complicating that question is the fact that a woman told investigators that Eugene Horsch told her he knew how to dissolve a body with chemicals, making it small enough to flush down a toilet