In Copenhagen in 1920, police searched a woman's apartment and found a baby's clothes. Then they found something else. Bones. A skull. In the masonry heater. Dagmar Overbye confessed to murdering sixteen children. She had been operating as a professional child caretaker — an unofficial adoption service for mothers who couldn't keep babies born outside marriage. For seven years she strangled them, drowned them, or burned them alive. She was only caught because one mother changed her mind the day after handing over her infant and asked for the child back. Overbye said she couldn't remember the address of the family she had placed the child with. That single implausible answer was the crack.

In Baghdad, a man who had risen from a poor family built more than twenty lavish palaces while his people starved, purged his party on live television and handed guns to the survivors to execute their colleagues, and used nerve agents on his own Kurdish population. He ruled for twenty-four years. When American soldiers pulled him from a hole in the ground nine miles from his birthplace, he was described as a man resigned to his fate.

The same Taurus architecture. Different scales. The job was the door. The fence was the professional role. And what happened inside the fence is what this block is about.

Episode 16 opens the Work arena of Terrible Taurus Season. Jillian Clemmons lays out three configurations — the Dictator, Going Postal, and the Assassin — and three reasons the workplace is the dark Taurus's most shocking arena. Seven workplace red flags, including the capstone: look at the gaps. The gaps are where the harm lives.

Featuring: Dagmar Overbye | Saddam Hussein | Amy Bishop | David Augustus Burke | John Orr | Orville Lynn Majors | Thomas Hamilton | Mark David Chapman | John Wilkes Booth | Timothy McVeigh.

Sources: Wikipedia | Danish National Archives | FBI | Oklahoma City bombing trial records | Murderpedia

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