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Jeane Dixon

Dixon became famous for predicting an infamous event. In a 1956 interview, she said a Democratic President, elected in 1960, would die in office. After President Kennedy's assassination, she became known as the “Seeress of Washington.” She wrote a syndicated column and the book Yesterday, Today and Forever.

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