When the Charlottesville riot occured, our mundane astrologer, Eugene Johnson, wrote about it here. Finally there is a verdict in the case of Virginia vs James Alex Fields Jr. Charlottesville Attack Driver James Fields Sentenced to Life in Prison Prosecutors called 2017 attack an act of domestic terrorism James Alex Fields Jr. accelerated his car... Continue Reading →
The baby Middono death
The chart is for when the baby died. I happened to catch this article on the bing news feed from the Chicago Trib. Our featured image is of the daddy; there is no mention of mummy. Will County man has been charged in connection to what authorities say was the beating death of his 10-week-old... Continue Reading →
The Virginia Beach attack
The Virginia Beach gunman appeared to target supervisors in his department in the early moments of a shooting spree that left 12 people dead on Friday, according to a survivor of the attack and a city councilman. The Virginia Beach on a sunny afternoon Authorities in Virginia Beach say they are still working to determine... Continue Reading →
Claus von Bulow has reposed
Claus von Bulow, left, with attorney Thomas Puccio at a press conference in the New York law offices of Strook & Strook & Lavan in a June 11, 1985, photo. PHOTO: MARTY LEDERHANDLER/ASSOCIATED PRESS The von Bulow obit May 25, 2019 dateline LONDON—Danish-born socialite Claus von Bulow, who was convicted but later acquitted of trying... Continue Reading →
#J609 Robert S. Lynd, Prof. Sociology
Robert S. Lynd, one of the founding fathers of modern American sociology and co-author, with his wife, Helen Merrell Lynd, of “Middletown” and “Middletown in transition,” died Sunday in Warren, Conn., after a long illness. He was 78 years old and lived at 560 Riverside Drive here. -- The New York Times Obit section. Dr.... Continue Reading →
Smokey reminds you about Forest Fires
With all the fire raging out in California, it is odd that his birthday, August 9th, was so overlooked, but is it since the WaPo and SF Gate are now blaming him for them in what is the oddest turn of events yet. Smokey was a U.S. Forest Service creation from Munich-born Albert Staehle a... Continue Reading →
Mrs. Donald Trump, jr — Vanessa Haydon Trump
We have rectified Mrs. Trump from 12 noon to 10:08 AM giving her a 13 Aquarius ascendant. Looking at her natal and current transits, we can see that there is a lot of social pressure for her divorce request -- this is most likely her own family who are not Trump supporters -- see the... Continue Reading →
Hawley Crippen + the Show Girl
Hawley Crippen was an American doctor who lived in London with his wife Cora, a London dance-hall girl. She was last seen by friends after a dinner at their house in January of 1910. She was known to brow-beat and demoralize her husband in public, a soft-spoken and relatively meek man, who practiced homeopathic medicine.... Continue Reading →
C728 Steven Mostyn, Texas Trial Lawyer
AUSTIN, Tex. — Steve Mostyn, a Texas trial lawyer and one of the nation’s leading Democratic donors, who spent a fortune in a long effort to turn his reliably red home state blue, died on Wednesday at his home in Houston. He was 46. The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences ruled the death a... Continue Reading →
Not so Sunny von Bulow
Biograph: Martha (Sunny) von Bülow, was an American heiress who first married Austrian playboy prince and then to a Danish-born man-about-society who was twice tried on charges of attempting to murder her, died on December 6th, 2008 on a Saturday at a nursing home in Manhattan. Mrs. von Bülow, who was 76, had been in... Continue Reading →
RIP…Norma McCorvey aka Jane Roe
Her lawyer Gloria Allred on the left; Ms. McCorvey in the center, at a rally in support of abortion rights in Washington in 1989. Credit Ron Galella/WireImage The Backstory Norma McCorvey, the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the United States, reshaping the nation’s social... Continue Reading →
C731 The train ride of Judge A.G. Scalia
Out of one, manyGrowing upScalia's BenevolenceJones Lines The header picture is of Judge Scalia, his wife Maureen whom he married in 1960 with their nine children. In order of birth they are: Ann Forest, Secretary of Labor Eugene, lawyer John Francis, Catherine Elisabeth, Mary Clare, Father Paul David R.C, Colonel Matthew, writer Christopher James, and... Continue Reading →