In the summer of 1971, in Finland, a girl got into a car. The driver was talkative. He spoke about himself, about his life. He took her to places around the city. When they arrived, he would not let her out. She jumped out and fled. She survived. Three other women did not. Their cause of death: carbon monoxide poisoning. A hose from the exhaust pipe to the back seat. They fell asleep and never woke up.

In Kansas, a woman stood in her bedroom and watched as her husband's best friend bludgeoned her husband to death with a crowbar she had helped arrange. Then she pulled the blanket up over his body. Then she walked to the neighbor's house with one tiny bruise on her cheek and blamed two intruders she described as possibly black. For twenty years, her father and her church protected her. For twenty years, the murder went unsolved.

Episode 13 is the fourth configuration: the Poisoner. The Cancer who kills from one step removed. Who avoids direct confrontation. Who lets the mechanism do the work -- carbon monoxide, a willing accomplice, a proxy -- while the Cancer's hands stay clean. Two cases. Two Cancers. Neither one touched their victims directly. Both spent years building elaborate narratives to explain why they were not responsible.

Featuring: Ensio Kalevi Koivunen (June 23, 1930) | Melinda Harmon Raisch (July 16, 1957).

Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 4, Episode 13

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