Ryan W. Briggs is a Researcher at various publications, including The Register-Herald and The Philadelphia Inquirer. He focuses on law and legal affairs, particularly within the realms of commercial real estate, housing markets, and real estate development and investment. His work has been featured in multiple outlets, such as the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and the Baltimore Banner.
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Ryan W. Briggs focuses on local news in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, with a particular emphasis on politics, crime, government policies, and real estate matters. His reporting heavily features breaking news and evolving stories.
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By: Barbara Laker, Ryan W. Briggs, Max Marin
By: Max Marin, Ryan W. Briggs, Ryan Briggs, Barbara Laker
Despite the disturbing evidence found in the Olney home, the investigation is clouded by the unusual lives and predilections of Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond.
By: Ryan W. Briggs, Ellie Rush, Max Marin
A troubling photo of a missing woman was on Raymond Horsch's porn website months after she disappeared.
By: William Bender, Ryan Briggs
Bilal argued that she shouldn't have to testify at Wednesday's court hearing because sheriff sales are "not within her unique personal knowledge." The judge rejected her motion.
By: Liam Bender, Ryan W. Briggs
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By: Ryan Briggs, Ryan W. Briggs, William Bender
A Philadelphia judge on Wednesday took the rare step of imposing six months of outside supervision of sheriff's sales after years of dysfunction processing deeds.
By: Ryan W. Briggs
Listen to article -0:00 min A Philadelphia judge on Wednesday took the rare step of imposing six months of outside supervision of sheriff
By: Ryan W. Briggs, Barbara Laker, Ryan Briggs, Max Marin
By: Ryan W. Briggs, Max Marin
Raymond Horsch was "grandiose, mistrustful, suspicious, and excessively controlling," a psychologist concluded.
By: Ryan W. Briggs, Max Marin
Nicole Fusaro was last seen in Kensington in 2018. Police told her surviving relatives that they now believe Raymond Horsch killed her.
