Dawn opens with new developments in the investigation surrounding Raymond Horsch and the property on West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia's Olney neighborhood. We discuss reports that bones recovered from the backyard are animal rather than human, the continuing excavation, and CBS Philadelphia reporter Joe Holden's coverage of a former acquaintance of Eugene Horsch. The investigation prompts questions about the property's proximity to neighboring homes and what investigators might discover as their work continues. Naturally, the crew also finds time for some rather inappropriate laughter while reacting to local television coverage.
The second major headline concerns Lauderhill police officer Brian Lewis Seguros, who is accused of using the identity and property of a deceased Florida man after responding to a well-being check. We examine how investigators say the officer moves into the property, undertakes renovations, and pays expenses while allegedly presenting himself as someone entitled to the home. We then discuss Pennsylvania's proposed bell-to-bell school cell phone restrictions, including possible exceptions for medical needs. Dawn explains the importance of those exceptions through her family's experience, while Nick describes his own household's restrictions on phone use.
Our third headline concerns South Jersey political power broker George Norcross and his family's purchase of the former Trump Plaza property in Atlantic City. We debate whether the transaction is primarily a business opportunity or carries political symbolism because of the property's history with Donald Trump. Our conversation turns to the rise and decline of Atlantic City's casino business, the former resort's demolition, and the future of the Boardwalk parcel. We finish with a rare pink dolphin spotted near Oman, Nick's memories of swimming with dolphins, and some outrageous banter about King of the Hill and Jimmy Kelly.
Oct 22, 2026
