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Police searched the property for weeks. The bones were not human. ⠀.
Investigators have completed another major phase in the search of a Philadelphia property linked to seven missing women.
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The house belonged to Raymond R. The late C. Horsh, whose activities became central to the investigation, which includes troubling photographic and video evidence.
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Police and FBI agents spent weeks searching the building and digging up areas of the backyard.
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On October 15, bones were discovered on the property, raising hopes that investigators may finally have found evidence of the missing women.
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But forensic tests determined that the bones were from animals.
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By October 23, researchers were preparing to end the excavation without finding any identifiable human remains.
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Other materials were collected for further analysis.
⠀ The absence of remains does not solve what happened to the missing, whose families continue to search for answers.
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For now, researchers have digital evidence, unanswered questions and no confirmed human remains from the search.
⠀ Watch: Law & Crime investigates the property, the evidence and the connections between the missing. ⠀.