Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast

Jillian Clemmons

Every zodiac sign has a shadow — where its greatest strengths twist into something unrecognizable. Libra's charm becomes manipulation. Scorpio's intensity becomes obsession. Cancer's devotion becomes a cage. Signs of Danger is a true crime astrology podcast exploring the darkest corners of human behavior. Each episode, host Jillian Clemmons breaks down one sign's psychology — then walks you through the real killers and predators who embody that shadow at its most extreme. The stars don't make killers. But they do leave fingerprints.

  1. Sep 8

    Vulpine Virgo: Invited In

    In late September 1942, a nineteen-year-old Wren named Joan Pearl Wolfe was found dead on Hankley Common in Surrey. She had been living in a crude wigwam of branches on the heath with a soldier from the Royal Canadian Army named August Sangret. He had visited her in the wigwam for weeks. He had called her his wife in letters home. Investigators found his hair inside the shelter. They found his pay-book buried. A military stake carved by one of his fellow soldiers matched the wounds to her skull. In the Belgian town of Overpelt, on a single night in August 1979, a thirty-four-year-old man named Jan Caubergh crossed a fence into his neighbors' property and killed a pregnant woman named Yvonne Smits. Then he went home, killed the woman he had been living with, Rina Van Geldorp, and smothered her five-month-old son Nicky. All three victims had been inside his emotional radius for years. Episode 13 is the fifth configuration: the Trusted Intimate.The Virgo who kills people who had no reason to fear him -- because he had already been invited into the shelter, the home, the bed, the life. Two cases. Two Virgos. Two versions of the same betrayal: violence committed by the person who was supposed to be safe. Featuring: August Sangret (August 28, 1913) | Jan Caubergh(September 18, 1934). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6,Episode 13 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #VirgoSeason #DarkVirgo #ShadowVirgo #TrueCrimeAstrology

    Vulpine Virgo: Invited In
  2. Sep 7

    Volatile Virgo: The Weakness

    Louise Peete was warm, charming, and she wrote letters in perfect cursive and arranged roses in cut-glass vases. Yet four of her husbands killed themselves. One of her landlords, a wealthy Denver mining magnate, was found shot dead in a locked room. Decades later, after a parole that should never have been granted, she was executed in the California gas chamber for killing an elderly widow who had taken her in as a boarder. In Cincinnati, a homeless man named Anthony Kirkland beat, strangled, and burned four females between 2006 and 2009. Two were grown women he had known on the street. Two were girls -- fourteen and thirteen -- who had done nothing except cross his path. In rural Russia, Vladimir Kuzmin lured teenage boys into his car, photographed them, and killed them. In northeastern Turkey, the Beast of Artvin spent three winters killing elderly villagers whose homes sat isolated at the end of mountain roads. Episode 12 is the fourth configuration: the Vulnerability Hunter. The Virgo who does not pursue adults who can fight back. Who identifies the person a culture has already agreed not to notice -- the widow, the child, the teenage runaway, the elder at the end of the road -- and uses that invisibility as cover. Four cases. Four Virgos. Four predators whose victim selection is itself the crime. Featuring: Lofie Louise Preslar Peete (September 20, 1880) |Anthony Wayne Kirkland (September 13, 1968) | Vladimir Ivanovich Kuzmin (September 14, 1965) | Adnan Colak (September 5, 1952). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6,Episode 12 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #VirgoSeason #DarkVirgo #ShadowVirgo

    Volatile Virgo: The Weakness
  3. Sep 3

    Dark Virgo: The Routine

    Between June 1962 and January 1964, a man entered thirteen apartments in the Boston area. He talked his way in, using the same phrases. He tied the ligature the same way, finished with the same decorative bow at the throat. He left the victims posed in a specific arrangement. A thirty-year-old man from Malden, a methodical handyman with a spotless kitchen at home, confessed to being the Boston Strangler. His name was Albert DeSalvo. In Phoenix in 2005 and 2006, a man attacked nine women in nine meticulous sexual assaults and killed nine other people in nine equally meticulous shootings. Police called him the Baseline Killer. In North Philadelphia in 1986 and 1987, a soft-spoken tenant named Harrison Graham welcomed women into his one-room apartment and killed seven of them. Officers opened the door and recoiled at the smell. He had kept the bodies around for months. In Texas in January 2001, a convict named Larry Harper led the escape from the Connally Unit and shot himself through the heart inside a Colorado Holiday Inn rather than be taken back. Episode 11 is the third configuration: the Methodical Sexual Killer. The Virgo who turns predation into a craft -- a repeatable procedure with a consistent method, consistent signature, and consistent ritual. Four cases. Four Virgos. Four versions of the same discipline applied to the same darkness. Featuring: Albert Henry DeSalvo (September 3, 1931) | Mark Goudeau (September 6, 1964) | Harrison Frank Graham (September 9, 1959) | Larry James Harper (September 10, 1963). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6,Episode 11 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #VirgoSeason #TrueCrimeAstrology #DarkVirgo #ShadowVirgo

    Dark Virgo: The Routine

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Every zodiac sign has a shadow — where its greatest strengths twist into something unrecognizable. Libra's charm becomes manipulation. Scorpio's intensity becomes obsession. Cancer's devotion becomes a cage. Signs of Danger is a true crime astrology podcast exploring the darkest corners of human behavior. Each episode, host Jillian Clemmons breaks down one sign's psychology — then walks you through the real killers and predators who embody that shadow at its most extreme. The stars don't make killers. But they do leave fingerprints.