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Corrosive Cancer: Behind Closed Doors.

30 min · 22 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio Corrosive Cancer: Behind Closed Doors.

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On July 31, 1966, a young man sat at a desk in Austin, Texas, and began typing a letter. It started with love — how much his wife meant to him, how her love was the only thing keeping him from exploding. Then the letter shifted. He described violent compulsions he could not quiet. That night, he killed his mother with a bayonet. Then he went home and killed his wife in her sleep. The next morning, he climbed the University of Texas tower and fired for ninety-six minutes. Episode 2 of Signs of Danger goes behind closed doors —where the dark Cancer kills. Not in public. Not among strangers. Inside the house. Inside the family. Inside the rooms where the people who trusted them most had no idea what was coming. Three cases. Three Cancers. Three versions of the domestic cage. Featuring: Charles Whitman (June 24, 1941) | Andrea Yates(July 2, 1964) | Leslie Allen Williams (July 4, 1953). Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 4, Episode 2 #SignsOfDanger #TrueCrime #Cancer #Astrology#TrueCrimePodcast

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