Ok... I didn't think about that (the part of accident). I've should be warn by Mars and Saturn so close togheter.

Still I'm not yet totally convinced by a casual car accident, that seems just part of the story... doesn't fit all the parts of the chart...

Andrew,

I chose to join the discussion and delineate the chart after information about the victim?s fate came out because of two reasons. This is a very serious case, and as you say one should not attract undue attention using astrology unless one wants to discredit himself and the art. At the same time the case gives an opportunity to test various techniques, as fixed stars (Granny Skot here http://skyscript.co.uk/forums/viewtopic ... highlight=) or your use of Arabic parts to obtain more information about the abductors.


If the police really uses psychics to locate missing persons, and they do it in Norway and elsewhere, wouldn?t it be better to use astrologers? I am in a different profession, so I do not have a personal stake in the use of psychics vs astrologers. But, I believe medieval techniques as horary can provide much more reliable indications than the whole hodge-podge of occult techniques. Occult techniques involve a lot of psychological projection. Astrology works on a strictly materialistic basis, and in this sense it is more objective. If I were the police and I had to chose I would chose astrology.

As Prof. Landau, I don?t buy the story of the car accident, but let?s continue following the case.

The newspaper 'Verdens Gang' ('The Course of the World') has a good resume on the Sigrid-case, which might translate into English if following the link (VG);

? The last SMS from Sigrid's cell-phone was sent at 00.15 CEST, August 5., ?stensj?, Oslo, this year. The violent and psychriatic history of the 37 year old made him a candidate to such an offence and he was already under the observation of the police in Aalesund. When the Oslo police received the tips from the West-coast division, it was shown that the 37 year old's car, a green Citro?n Xantia, had passed an automatic toll station in the area at at 00.04 CEST. A detour due to roadworks argues that the 37 year old was in the area at the time Sigrid disappeared.

? The police's main theory is that Sigrid was hit by the 37-year old's car. She was not killed on site by the injuries, but was been driven away and killed later. The police also believe that the 64 year old can be connected to the murder.

? The 37 year old sold the car on August 8, only 3 days after Sigrid's disappearance. The car had damages in the front bonnet near the grill and the front window. The front window was damaged close to the bonnet - not larger than it agrees with the impact from a person's head.

? The 64 year old maintains he had no knowledge of the body of the 16 year old found only metres from his mechanical workshop. Although a tool or object found close to Sigrid's body connects the body to the the 64 year old's workshop.

? The 37 year old and the 64 year old work together and have daily contact. However, an aquaintance of the 64 year old has stepped forward in the media that the 64 year old was incapable of killing a person or dragging a body through the woods due to limitations of health.

I find myself wondering about the distance from the 64 year old's workshop and to the place where the body was found, and why the body should have been dumped in the immediate neighbourhood...

Source: VG

As I said is still too early to draw conclusions. As it seems she was killed after the car accident...
Thanks for your updates!