Bones found at Philadelphia home linked to seven missing women

Bones have been found in the backyard of a Philadelphia property linked to seven missing women, and investigators also discovered a concealed safe beneath the floorboards. The findings add to a growing search of the home, but officials have not established whether the bones are human or connected to any disappearance.

The FBI has collected soil samples and is expected to extend its search to the front of the property. Investigators are examining a large archive of images, videos and writings, as well as containers with unidentified substances, weapons, fraudulent law-enforcement credentials and five urns believed to contain cremated remains. The property was occupied by Raymond Horsch, who died last year, and his son Eugene, who remains in federal custody on a firearms charge and has not been charged with harming the missing women.