Angry Aries: The Predators

A neighbor asks what is blocking the pipes in their shared apartment building. "Guts," says the quiet man in the bachelor flat. The neighbor laughs, assumes it's a joke, then looks inthe toilet and sees tiny human organs. The man has been killing for twenty-one years. Six other men have been arrested for his crimes. One of them hanged himself in custody.In Denver, a former basketball star cruises Colfax Avenue after serving time for murder, targeting women on the margins — women whose disappearances the system had already decided were less urgent. A surviving victim identifies his car, goes to the police, and watches him walk out of court acquitted because her cocaine conviction was used to discredit her testimony.In Saskatoon, a prison psychiatrist reviews the file of a man convicted of killing a woman whose breasts had been mutilated by bite marks — a case the arresting department had immediately classified as a sexual attack. The psychiatrist writes: I do not see him as a sex offender. He is released. Police put him under surveillance. They watch him pick up a woman, beat and rape her, and dump her on the street. They arrest her.Episode 14 examines the predator configuration — the dark Aries who has bypassed the relational entirely. No partner. No lover. Only the body he has decided he is entitled to. Jillian Clemmons traces the mechanism by which inadequacy becomes predation, and names what all three cases share: not just a killer, but a system that told him exactly who was unprotected.Featuring: Joachim Kroll (The Ruhr Cannibal) | Vincent Groves | John Martin Crawford.Sources: Wikipedia | Warren Goulding, Just Another Indian | German federal court records | Denver Post | Colorado Bureau of Investigation | Saskatchewan court recordsThank you for liking, subscribing and sharing. When you subscribe, make sure to also click the bell to ensure delivery of my posts in your feed.Astrological profiles are presented for entertainment and psychological exploration purposes only. Not all Aries are killers. Most aren't.© 2025 Signs of Danger. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution is prohibited.#TrueCrime #TrueCrimeAstrology #Astrology #SignsOfDanger #ApexAries #Aries #SerialKiller #CriminalPsychology#Podcast #AriesKillers