Capricorn – The most strangled astrological sign
Capricorn, the agile goat, is the second most likely astrological sign to die an unnatural death (after Virgo).
An extensive study of the causes of death and the astrological sign of the deceased person was carried out over a period of almost ten years. Over 60,000 deaths were reviewed and the results compiled into one study. The intention behind this massive project was to see if the traits and characteristics of each astrological sign influenced how they died. In particular, whether or not there was a link between the astrological sign and the type of unnatural death (suicide, murder, accident, etc.).
The results showed that Capricorns were the second tallest overall, making them the second most likely astrological sign to die an unnatural death. Capricorns proved to be the leaders (most likely to die) in four of the causes of death examined in the study. Capricorn scored highest in death by fire (same first as Taurus), drug overdose (same first as Leo), as a pedestrian and was also the astrological sign most likely to be strangled.
Astrology studies show that there are two types of Capricorn: the agile and ambitious mountain goat, and the charming grass-munching garden goat. The Capricorn ibex will amaze everyone around him with his tenacity and drive to achieve his goals. The Capricorn Garden Goat is equally capable of achieving greatness, just needing a good kick in the butt to get moving!
So the questions raised by the results of this study are why Capricorn ranks second in the overall ranking of unnatural death and first in the four categories mentioned above. In this article, I’ll discuss the possible reasons why Capricorn ranks first in chokeholds and drug overdoses.
Capricorns, for all their endearing and impressive positive qualities, have some very unsavory traits; being greedy with money, self-centered and pessimistic. Being an Ebeneezer Scrooge and self-centered could certainly go a long way in driving another to strangle them. In fact, apart from involvement in crime, selfishness and greed for money were frequently cited in death case studies as major factors contributing to Capricorn’s strangulation.
The pessimism and sadness that often mark the personality of Capricorn could be a factor that contributes to the large number of Capricorns who die of drug overdoses each year (suicide). This high rate in Capricorn could also be explained in part by the ambition factor and the tendency of successful young people (and not so young) to use drugs as a status symbol or risky activity.
