Blue Drums, Steel Doors, And A Stash Of Media: Childhood Friend Speaks Out On Pennsylvania “Horror House”

Years before federal agents and Philadelphia police hauled more than a million photos and videos out of a home, Jeremy Perry just knew it as his buddy’s place.

Now, with his former schoolmate Eugene Horsch at the center of an inquiry into the disappearances of seven women, Perry is looking back at his childhood memories with a much different lens.

Perry told local station WPVI that he hung out regularly at the home Eugene shared with his late father, Raymond Horsch, from elementary school through their high school years. At the time, Raymond was running a local pizza parlor in Doylestown and producing adult films. Nothing seemed alarming then, Perry explained, but certain physical quirks of the property linger in his memory…

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