New findings emerge in Philadelphia home investigation linked to missing and unidentified women ; bones found were from animal

Investigators in Philadelphia have revealed new findings in an ongoing home investigation connected to missing and unidentified women. Authorities conducted excavations at the property, known as the Horsch house, where a wax-like substance called adipocere—which can form during decomposition—was discovered.

Despite the presence of decomposition-linked substances that prompted further scrutiny, testing ultimately determined that bones recovered from the property were from an animal rather than a human. The investigation initially drew attention due to its links to missing and unidentified persons cases in the area.