Amazon Removes Horsch Books Amid Ongoing Investigation into Missing Women

Amazon has removed several books authored by Raymond 'R.C.' Horsch amid an ongoing police investigation into his death and the disappearance of at least five women in Philadelphia. The investigation was sparked when authorities found an ID card belonging to one of the missing women on a traffic stop with Eugene Horsch, who is currently in federal custody for firearms and fraudulent-credential charges.

The books were removed after Amazon's content guidelines were allegedly violated. One of the fiction novels, 'Empathy', described as an autobiography of 'a caring, compassionate, empathetic serial killer', contained sexually violent imagery and scenes involving drugs.

The police investigation into Raymond Horsch's son, Eugene, uncovered disturbing videos showing violence against women at a house where the missing women were last seen. Authorities have recovered five urns believed to contain human remains, along with guns, fake FBI and DEA credentials, and large quantities of drugs.