Headless Statue found in Aalesund Centrum

Aftenposten reports at 17.45 CEST today that the police found a Headless Statue in Aalesund Centrum, 62N28, 6E09, earlier this afternoon. The chart for the publication of the notice (cast for Aalesund) shows Asc 11SG58, MC 4SC16 - the latter being the fall of the Moon.

The Sun is 28LE15 and the Moon is 25TA24 - conjunct Algol!

I wonder what the statue looked like? Probably Gorgeous!
The Moon is coming from her square with retrograde Mercury.
Somebody lost their temper and cut matters short...
The statue was of metal and the case is now being investigated.

Statue looses its Head

The statue that has lost its head is the statue 'Avisgutten', which translates into 'Newspaper Boy'. The statue is no longer stood on its fundament and someone has removed its head. The figure weighs several hundred kilo and was a gift from the local newspaper Sunnm?rsposten to Aalesund town in 1998 in occasion of the town's 150 year jubilee.
The statue 'Newspaper Boy' lost his Head. Go to 'Smp' for larger image.

The story is slightly interesting in view of the Moon being with Algol at the time it surfaced. Also the separating square from retrograde Mercury. Mercury is the 'Messanger' or 'Newspaper Boy'. However, Mercury comes from his inferior conjunction with the Sun. I sometimes wonder about the difference between the inferior and superior conjunctions of the inner planets. The inferior conjunctions occur while inner planets Mercury and Venus are apparently retrograde and at their closest to us, between the Sun and the Earth. It is quite a swift and 'violent' movement as they whiplash across the face of the Sun.

Source: Smp