Many of our mysteries remain puzzles and many of our crimes resist solution, so it may be appropriate to talk about the revolving door effect of Pluto even though we haven't noticed this yet in the cases we are working. In other words, we may understand the part Pluto played once we get a line on a particular crime and how it happened.
The transits of Pluto to an individual or an entity's horoscope tend to remove a person that has been a destructive force in the life. Pluto simply takes them out and a freer way of being ensues, notable improvement is felt. Once the individual or the situation has made new ground and strengthened its armor, so to speak, Pluto most often returns that nemesis to the life, sensing new footing and a readiness to deal with it. Matters work out better after the time apart and the reformation.
Since the later months of last year, Pluto in the heavens has traveled with an affliction from Saturn, the square. This means that in many lives we focus upon, primarily the case victims, Pluto re-enters with the worst qualities in the zodiac, a Pluto-Saturn blended bitters that should never be contained in one bottle. It might be a good idea to consider this. Some figure on the prowl may come back into the life only to cause havoc, chaos and disaster. Pluto is returning this figure but Pluto is incapacitated in his normal function due to the Saturn square. The revisitation then surprises the victim who is for all criminal purposes a sitting duck. The returning nemesis is now a wilder, more destructive explosive than ever before.
