Philadelphia's House of Horrors and a Pattern: Heidnik, Graham, and the Horsch Investigation
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Philadelphia's House of Horrors and a Pattern: Heidnik, Graham, and the Horsch Investigation
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Philadelphia has a disturbing history: Gary Heidnik and Harrison "Marty" Graham were both convicted in 1988, within a year of each other, for horrific crimes against women committed in the same city. Now, decades later, the ongoing Eugene Horsch investigation — tied to his late father R.C. Horsch's own disturbing writings and admissions — has drawn comparisons in local reporting to that same dark history.A clarification up front: Heidnik and Graham are convicted killers — their guilt is legal fact. R.C. Horsch died without ever being charged with anything connected to his writings. Eugene Horsch has not been charged in connection with any deaths; the investigation remains active and unresolved. We're examining a pattern across a city's history, not asserting equivalence between an unproven case and two settled convictions.