Nicole Fusaro’s Final Hours Revealed | Oakland News

0:00Police in Philadelphia are investigating a home in the only neighborhood that may be connected to the deaths of several women. One of those women is believed to be Nicole Fussaro, who went missing back in July of 2018. Her cousin, Jonathan Halloran-Korin, remembers her as a kind soul, who loved animals and her friends, though she struggled with addiction. The investigation into this property gained traction after the arrest of Eugene Horses in June. Authorities now believe his father, Raymond Horses, may be responsible for Fussaro's death, possibly by strangulation inside the home on Chiu Avenue. Fussaro was 27 years old when she disappeared, last seen in the Kensington area. Halloran-Korin described the intense efforts his aunt and her friends made to find the Cole, handing out flyers and even food in the Kensington neighborhood. He never imagined that six years later he would receive confirmation of her death, which police officially confirmed on Wednesday morning. Investigators have linked Fussaro to at least six other missing or unidentified women connected

1:03to the Chiu Avenue residents. They are currently sifting through over a million pieces of digital evidence recovered from the home. Police shared disturbing details from a video found inside, allegedly showing the Cole with Raymond Horses, using narcotics, being paid, and then being, restrained and attacked. Halloran-Korin expressed his shock and anger at hearing these graphic details released publicly, especially before he had a chance to fully process. The news. Despite the pain, he remains committed to keeping his cousin's story alive as the investigation continues. This has been Oakland News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.