(True Crime and Astrology) Much has been made of the cell phones that were found missing at Lisa Irwin’s home the night she disappeared from her crib. Police attempts to locate Lisa or the cell phones have hit a dead … Continue reading
Blog Promotion: Getting serious about Alexa
(Astroblogging) Checking my Google pagerank today for Astrology Explored got me all excited. I was back at a 4! I hadn’t seen that number since the AE dot com days before Google changed its algorithm to penalize blog networks. Of … Continue reading
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The Astrology of the Disappearance of Lisa Irwin: Pluto on the Doorstep
Judge Judy Sheindlin gives us words to live by. “If something doesn’t make sense,” she say, “it isn’t true!” The disappearance of 10 month old Lisa Irwin baffles. Put to bed by her mother reportedly at 10:30 PM, she was … Continue reading
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The Astrology of Missing Persons: The Death of Alice Davis
Her husband reported her missing after only hour and half gone to a shopping trip to Walmart. But from the beginning there were questions. [Her sister] Barrie Tilghman believes something is amiss with the husband’s story that his wife went … Continue reading
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Forensic Astrology Techniques: A Second Opinion on the Disappearance of Lauren Spierer
There was a brief ray of hope that Lauren Spierer had been found until an autopsy revealed that a badly decomposed body found in a creek near Indianapolis was that of an unidentified African-American woman. Despite the fact the location … Continue reading
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The Astrology of Disappearances: Where is Lauren Spierer?
Where is Lauren Spierer? Well, that’s the $64,000 dollar question, isn’t it? The answer is in the chart, it always is, but where in the chart is the question. I have found that in many cases, but not all, the … Continue reading