Jeane Dixon True Psychic Story

One true story about a psychic that is well documented is the story of Jeane Dixon. Born in Wisconsin in 1904, Dixon gained notoriety for her accurate predictions about political events and public figures.

Dixon became famous in the 1960s for her predictions about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In 1956, she had predicted that a “young and handsome” president would be elected and would be assassinated while in office. In the years leading up to Kennedy's assassination in 1963, Dixon made several more predictions about his death, including the fact that it would occur in a “southern city.”

While there are those who remain skeptical about the validity of psychic predictions, the accuracy of Dixon's predictions about Kennedy's assassination is well-documented. Her predictions were widely reported in the media at the time, and she became a household name.

Dixon continued to make predictions throughout the 1960s and 1970s, and many of them proved to be accurate. In 1968, she predicted the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, and in 1973, she predicted the resignation of President Richard Nixon.

While there are those who remain skeptical about the validity of psychic abilities, the accuracy of Jeane Dixon's predictions about political events and public figures is well-documented. In addition to the numerous media reports about her predictions, there are also several books that have been written about her life and her predictions.

Sources:

1. The New York Times, “Jeane Dixon, Astrologer, Is Dead at 79,” January 27, 1997.
2. Time Magazine, “The Enigma of Jeane Dixon,” August 4, 1961.
3. The Washington Post, “Jeane Dixon's life of predictions,” January 26, 1997.