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Police Find No Remains as Horsch Investigation Continues

By Drooid · Sep 18, 2026, 2:55 AM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

Raymond “R.C.” Horsch allegedly killed missing 27-year-old Nicole Fusaro in his Olney home.
Deputy Commissioner Frank Vanore briefed on Sept. 16 2026, saying no remains have been found.
Investigators recovered over one million digital images and videos, reviewing about 30 % of them.
Police found chemicals and five urns in the house, two of which remain unidentified.
Halloran-Koren wrote to Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, calling the police’s family communication appalling.

History

Historical Context

After the LAPD’s mishandled evidence in the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman led to a 1995 trial that catalogued 1,105 items of evidence and ended with a not-guilty verdict, public distrust grew. The earlier 1992 Rodney King riots amplified racial tensions, prompting today’s police departments to prioritize transparent evidence handling and family outreach.

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Story summary

Raymond “R.C.” Horsch allegedly killed missing 27-year-old Nicole Fusaro in his Olney home.
Deputy Commissioner Frank Vanore briefed on Sept. 16 2026, saying no remains have been found.
Investigators recovered over one million digital images and videos, reviewing about 30 % of them.
Police found chemicals and five urns in the house, two of which remain unidentified.
Halloran-Koren wrote to Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, calling the police’s family communication appalling.

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