Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast

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.

Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast is a true crime podcast hosted by Jillian Clemmons, with 117 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jillian Clemmons hosts Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast, a true crime show with 117 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Vicious Virgo: Under Orders

  Sep 14, 202630 minS6

  A woman is standing on a ramp at Auschwitz-Birkenau. She is in uniform. When the trains arrive, she is one of the people pointing. Left. Right. Work detail. Gas chamber. The gesture is small. The gesture is procedural. Six years earlier, she was working in a hair salon. Her name was Elisabeth Volkenrath. She was a Virgo. A second woman, smaller, older, limps through a camp compound with a German Shepherd at her side. The prisoners have a name for her. They call her the woman with the dogs. Sixty years later, half a world away, a young Mexican man is strangling gay men in his apartment, packing the bodies into suitcases, and describing himself as doing society a good. Episode 17 is about the Virgo who submits to a frame work that does the moral reasoning for them -- when the sign that cannot tolerate chaos attaches itself to a system of rules, an ideology, a self-declared cleansing mission, and converts the intolerance into duty. Featuring: Elisabeth Volkenrath (Sept 5, 1919) | JuanaBormann (Sept 10, 1893) | Raúl Osiel Marroquín Reyes (Sept 1, 1980). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6, Episode 17 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #DarkVirgo #ShadowVirgo #TrueCrimeAstrology

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  Episode #16

  Dangerous Virgo: The Dose

  Sep 11, 202633 minS6

  On the night of October 11, 1987, a patient named Gerolamo Kucich felt a nurse inject something into his IV line. Within minutes his body locked. His lungs would not obey him. He understood -- in the way the body understands before the mind catches up -- that he was being paralyzed. He pressed the call button. That button saved his life. In Bavaria, a nurse at Sonthofen hospital killed at least twenty-eight elderly patients in fourteen months with muscle relaxants and sedatives. In Hertfordshire, a young man poisoned his family with thallium, was released from a secure hospital, and then poisoned his coworkers in the company tea. Episode 16 profiles three Virgos who turned the sign's most distinctive tool -- the ability to measure, to calculate, to administer with precision -- against the bodies of people whose care was their job. The dose is the thing that cures. The dose is also the thing that kills. The difference is a single decimal point. Featuring: Richard Angelo (Aug 29, 1962) | Stephan Letter (Sept 17, 1978) | Graham Frederick Young (Sept 7, 1947). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6,Episode 16 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #ShadowVirgo #DarkVirgo #TrueCrimeAstrology

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  Episode #15

  Villainous Virgo: Indispensable

  Sep 10, 202625 minS6

  He was a garbage man in South Central Los Angeles. Friendly. Quiet. He worked on cars in the front yard. Neighbors said he was the guy who would not charge you full price if you were short on cash. Over twenty-two years, he shot ten women in the chest at close range and kept their photographs in his garage. Three thousand miles east, a twenty-four-year-old nurse on Long Island was injecting his critical-care patients with paralytic drugs so he could rush in and perform the rescue. He was an Eagle Scout and volunteer fireman. Exactly the person you would want at the bedside. He was a killer. Episode 15 opens the Work block -- the arena where Virgo precision enters the professional sphere and inverts. The job is the cover. The competence is the weapon. Two men. Two uniforms. One architecture: the Virgo whose visibility had been pre-categorized as unremarkable, and who used that categorization to hunt. Featuring: Lonnie David Franklin Jr. (Aug 30, 1952) |Richard Angelo (Aug 29, 1962). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6,Episode 15 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #ShadowVirgo #DarkVirgo #TrueCrimeAstrology

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  Episode #14

  Vengeful Virgo: The Promise

  Sep 9, 202628 minS6

  Andrew Cunanan was twenty-seven years old. He was brilliant. He was charming. He was fluent in several languages and paid attention to clothes in the way a scholar pays attention to citations. Older men kept him. He made promises to all of them -- a life together, a move, a partnership, a future -- and could not deliver any of them. In late April 1997, the promises collapsed. He beat his friend Jeffrey Trail to death with a claw hammer in David Madson's Minneapolis loft. Two days later, he shot David Madson on the shoulder of a Minnesota lake road. Seven days after that, he tortured and killed seventy-two-year-old Chicago real-estate developer Lee Miglin in his own garage. He kept moving. He killed a caretaker named William Reese in New Jersey and took his red pickup truck. For two and a half months, while on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list, he drove that truck down the East Coast to South Beach. On the morning of July 15, 1997, he walked up the steps of the Casa Casuarina on Ocean Drive and shot Gianni Versace twice in the head. Eight days later, on a houseboat at the end of a Miami Beach canal, he shot himself. Episode 14 closes the Love block. Featuring: Andrew Phillip Cunanan (August 31, 1969). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 6, Episode 14 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Virgo #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast #VirgoSeason #DarkVirgo #ShadowVirgo #TrueCrimeAstrology

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  Episode #13

  Vulpine Virgo: Invited In

  Sep 8, 202629 minS6

  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

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