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Summary
Ascendant (1st and often 12th house): shows the victim, a
person's appearance (victim, perp, witness if Mercury aspecting),
what's happening around the victim. If Neptune is in the 12th, it still
influences the Ascendant which means that a subject has blue eyes;
Saturn, dark; Uranus, green
When the Ascendant is in the sign of Capricorn, it is most often a
sign that the victim has passed.
Descendant (7th house): shows the perpetrator, the environment
of the perpetrator and who might be in the perp's environment
including other people (who may or may not be conspirators).
Moon: the victim or the victim's coruler, a mother, a home, the
public, someone who is well-known (particularly if in aspect to Jupiter
or Pluto
Jupiter: what represents the significant other if the victim is a
female.
Venus: can represent the victim if the victim is a female. The third
co-ruler. Money, beauty, love or a crush
Mercury: represents the witness (to listen) as well as a friend.
Includes transportation, cell phone, documents, computers, and a
thief, if poorly aspected.
Mars: the weapon, blood, the motive, the color red (Mars +
Mercury - a red car), an engine, the police, anger, abuse (Moon +
Mars)
Uranus: an astrologer, DNA, signals. A way to determine if the
astrologer will have success in solving a crime
Pluto: rape, death, an abundance of something
Pluto + Mercury ("many" cars might show up as a car dealership
Neptune: water, coastal, a beach, plastic, drugs, something that
"goes" missing (Mars + Neptune - the weapon may never be found
and went missing, or the police are not available to help)
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the 4th house can tell you what
happened from start to finish and represents the “End of the Matter.”
The planets located here can reflect what occurred at that critical
moment in time when the crime took place. It’s a good tool - though it
does not always provide obvious clues (often that house is empty). If
the house is empty, you can look at the cusp degree, which can still
tell you information
