Hosted by Jillian Clemmons · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 54 episodes
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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.
Jillian Clemmons hosts Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast, a true crime show with 54 episodes published.
Neville Heath had an address book containing three hundred women. He had proposed marriage to women he intended to sleep with and discard. He had talked his way out of three court martials, multiple fraud convictions, an
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Catherine Birnie had been in love with David Birnie since she was twelve years old. She followed him through his criminal convictions, through his marriage to another woman, through years of separation. When he finally c
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Danny Rolling's father beat him for the first time when he was one year old. The reason: he wasn't crawling properly. His father was a twenty-year veteran of the Shreveport Police Department. He beat his wife. He beat hi
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In 1968, a ten-year-old girl in Newcastle strangled a four-year-old boy in an abandoned house. She went to his funeral. She asked his mother if she could see him in his coffin. She told classmates she had killed him. She
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From 1920 to 2006, a Murdaugh held the office of solicitor for South Carolina's 14th Judicial Circuit. Nearly a century. Three generations. The family didn't just practice law in the Lowcountry — they were the law. Alex
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Pearl Berkowitz told her adopted son that his birth mother had died giving him life. He believed it. He carried the guilt of a woman who had, as far as he knew, sacrificed everything for his existence. He was thirteen wh
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She poisoned her husband. She collected the life insurance. She poisoned her daughter. She filed so many false police reports that investigators stopped listening to her. She was arrested, made bail, and vanished. Then s
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Three men walked into the Pan family home in Markham, Ontario on the night of November 8, 2010. The door was unlocked. Both parents were shot. The mother, Bich Ha Pan, was killed. The father, Hann Pan, was shot in the fa
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There are different kinds of danger in the zodiac. The danger that strikes — Aries. The danger that charms — Libra. And then there is the danger that splits. The person who is two people at once. The life you see, and th
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He was fourteen years old when he met the man who would teach him how to sell his friends. Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. grew up in the Houston Heights — his father beat him, once fired a pistol at him, and left. His mother did
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On December 8, 1980, Mark David Chapman had already gotten the autograph. John Lennon had signed his copy of Double Fantasy on the sidewalk outside the Dakota. Chapman was overwhelmed by Lennon's sincerity — the kindness
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As the plane cruised at twenty-two thousand feet, David Burke walked to the lavatory. On the way, he dropped a note in his supervisor's lap: "Hi Ray. I think it's rather ironical that we ended up like this. I asked for s
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His mother tried to abort him. When the boy was born, she would have nothing to do with him. The message installed before language, before memory: you are not wanted. You are nothing. He spent the next twenty-four years
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In Copenhagen in 1920, police searched a woman's apartment and found a baby's clothes. Then they found something else. Bones. A skull. In the masonry heater. Dagmar Overbye confessed to murdering sixteen children. She ha
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"If a normal man fancied a girl, he'd naturally feel a desire to see her, to be close to her, to smell her and kiss her. To me, eating is just an extension of that." That is Issei Sagawa — a man who shot his classmate in
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In 1998, a handwritten plea for help was found among the belongings of a dead man in Galena Park, Texas. Louis "Buddy" Musso was fifty-nine years old with the cognitive capacity of an eight-year-old. He had left New Jers
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He made paper rings. In a Florida prison, a man named Paul Rowles wore paper rings on each finger, changed them weekly, with his ex-wife's name and their anniversary written on every one. She had divorced him, destroyed
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In Kitakyushu, Japan, a man faked his own death. He recruited three acquaintances to tell his partner that he had committed suicide. He arranged a funeral. She had been trying to escape him — had fled back to her parents
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In 2009, two LAPD detectives approached a colleague in a common area. Casual. Friendly. They said they were working a case and needed to talk. During the conversation, they offered her a drink. She accepted. When she fin
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"If I can't have John, nobody else will." Stephanie Lazarus said that to Sherri Rasmussen's face, at her workplace, after following her, after surveilling her dressed as a man, after sleeping with the fiancé one last tim
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