Terrible Taurus at Work

Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast · May 4, 2026 · 36m

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 had been operating as a professional child caretaker — an unofficial adoption service for mothers who couldn't keep babies born outside marriage. For seven years she strangled them, drowned them, or burned them alive. She was only caught because one mother changed her mind the day after handing over her infant and asked for the child back. Overbye said she couldn't remember the…