Other stories by Jeanne Dixon

In the years after the war, cars were in short supply. After the banquet, Indian officials took the guests to the Jockey Club, where a car was sold as a raffle. Jenny had no interest in the raffle. Suddenly I heard someone talking behind me: "If Mrs. Dixon is really so powerful, why didn't she win this car?" Jenny, who was challenged, walked to the lady selling lottery tickets, closed her eyes to rest, and chose from the sixth stack of lottery tickets. She took out one, signed her husband's name, and said calmly: "You don't need to buy other lottery tickets. The winning one is in my hand." "You can predict the past and the future, and you can also win the lottery?! Then That’s amazing!” No one believed her.

The next day, Jenny's husband Jimmy received a call saying that with a probability of one in fourteen thousand, he won the lottery. Jimmy thought his friends were playing tricks on him. On the morning of the third day, a photographer from a regional newspaper came to take news photos of her receiving the car keys, and he believed it. People surrounded Jenny, asking her for divination and guidance. There are constant calls at home, which often keep the couple awake all night. Jimmy can't stand it! Jenny was also exhausted from the divination. So Jimmy asked Jenny to work in his office.

Unexpectedly, Jenny's office became a "comprehensive management center." People from all over the United States, confused about love, money, and future, come here in search of hope. Can Jenny satisfy everyone?

News reporters in Washington and across the country were following her. Jenny creates a strange impression on many strangers: she looks like an angel, like the Virgin Mary. Once, Jenny was invited to attend a concert, and a lady who had never seen Jenny greeted the guests in the hall. According to her: "As soon as the elevator door opened, I saw an angel standing in the elevator. I was stunned. Then I saw a beautiful woman wearing a shiny white chiffon and a white fox fur. She walked out of the elevator with a shawl. Her hair formed a halo, and her angelic face was looking at God. The electric shock still haunts me.

As Jenny's husband, Jimmy Dixon often haunts me. I witnessed a similar situation with my own eyes. Not long after their marriage, they were traveling in New York. One day, as they were walking on the street, two young women walked past and turned around. One of them asked timidly: "You are so stupid." Like the Virgin Mary, who are you? Once, in Detroit, Dixon got a ride from a newsboy. When he pulled over to pick Jenny up, the kid exclaimed, "Gee, she looks like an angel." ”

In fact, Jenny is doing what angels do. Her predictions are accurate. Not only can she accurately predict the winning numbers in every lucky draw, but she can also accurately predict the winning numbers in the shopping mall. Every profitable business, however, she rarely used her special abilities to benefit herself. When she married Jimmy, Jimmy was already a millionaire, owning stocks in several large companies and a sizable real estate. Okay. After marriage, with her ability, she could make her husband's wealth roll in. But she focused on doing good and relieved many potential dangers for others, but she did not make her husband use her magical power to gain a single dollar. After arriving at her husband's office, her husband was doing business and her wife was busy with charity affairs. People said that she had the heart of an angel.

Jenny had a friendly conversation with Mrs. Danny while drinking coffee. She was deeply attracted by the slender, angelic-looking woman in front of her, who spoke well and was straightforward. She told Jenny that she was going through divorce procedures and fell in love with a young naval officer. After the divorce decree comes down, we will get married. "Mrs. Danny was full of passion.

Jenny was noncommittal. After touching Mrs. Danny's finger, she said: "That man will never want you." Mrs. Danny, who was passionately in love, was very disgusted with Jenny's finger. A flippant, annoyed retort; "You're wrong, there's no power in the world that can stop me from marrying him, or him from marrying me." Jenny continued: "This man will walk out of your life just as suddenly as he walked in." , you'd better be mentally prepared.

The two women broke up on bad terms, and Mrs. Danny told her fiancé what she had said. He sternly said: "She can be your friend, but I don't want to see her!" After this conversation One day in the third week of the year, a naval plane crashed near the Mark River. Of the seven passengers on board, three were rescued. The bodies of the other three were quickly found. Only Mrs. Danny's fiancé was missing. Whereabouts unknown. Jenny stayed with Mrs. Danny day and night, comforting her: "I saw in the crystal ball that a coffin was prepared for him. He is dead, but the body will definitely be found." A few days later, a fisherman discovered corpse.

Mrs. Danny was so miserable that she was dying. But Jenny said: "Two years later, an outstanding man will enter your life. He will bring you happiness and satisfaction you have never experienced before. Even if you marry that naval officer, once you see this gentleman, you will be She will get divorced and marry him. This man has sparse front teeth and a little red hair." Mrs. Danny thought this was Jenny's comforting words and didn't care much. Besides, she has never liked ugly men. According to Jenny's description, that gentleman must be ugly. How could her deep love for the young officer be replaced by this ugly man? A calmer Mrs. Denny (divorced and known as Kitty) temporarily works at Dixon Real Estate.

One day, Jimmy asked her to get a price list for a house that an Army major who had just returned from Alaska was preparing to sell.

This major is called George Reiss, the author of the post-war best-selling book "The Memories of Major Jordan". Kitty and the Major did not fall in love at first sight, but their friendship slowly developed into the deepest love. Kitty said: "It was a love I had never known before, and he was the most satisfying man I had ever known." Two years later, they were married.

Kitty has two daughters from her ex-husband. One of the daughters was as beautiful as a fairy but had a very unhappy marriage. One day, Jenny warned her that she must leave Washington immediately, otherwise she would be killed. She didn't take it seriously, and a few days later, she was killed by her husband who suddenly appeared. Her husband also committed suicide.

While Kitty was grieving the death of her daughter, Jenny asked her to be mentally prepared; "Your mother is going to die of cancer. There is a 9 around her, but I don't understand what it means." No. By one year, the old man, who had always been in excellent health, died of cancer in Ward 9 of a hospital. Speaking of Jenny, Kitty said: "If there is an angel in the world, it is Jenny. If everyone would listen to her, how much misfortune in the world could be avoided!"

Jenny can not only see the past, but also foresee the future. , and can also tell what is happening thousands of miles away. Betty is a wealthy European lady. One day, she called Jenny in Washington from New York to ask if she should buy the most beautiful necklace she had ever seen in her life. The price of the necklace is $125,000. Jenny did not answer her question, but warned her: "If you look out the window, you will see a man wandering across the street. He is observing whether you are at home and wants to blackmail you. He is going to press you The doorbell is ringing. No matter what, don't open the door. Ask your servant to leave his name and phone number, and then leave it to your lawyer."

Betty looked out the window, and sure enough. I saw a young man coming into the foyer of the apartment. She vaguely remembered this person. Betty did as Jenny asked. The lawyer told Betty that the young man had had a friendship with Betty, but wanted to blackmail her with several letters written by Betty. The young man was getting married and needed money urgently. Then Betty told Jenny all this and asked, "What about that beautiful necklace?" Jenny laughed and told her that she could buy it, but she would have to wait a few weeks, when the price would drop sharply. A month later, Betty bought the necklace for $65,000. From then on, she became extremely superstitious about Jenny.

Mrs. Holly asked Jenny for a divination. Jenny said she saw "two lovely little grandchildren." Mrs. Holly shook her head and said she only had one grandchild. Jenny smiled mysteriously, "So, your daughter hasn't told you that she is pregnant again." Mrs. Holly immediately called her daughter in another city to inquire. The young lady was shocked: "How did you guess, Mom? I just discovered it myself."

Jenny's name is a household name, but there are still many people who refuse to believe in her ability. Jenny is frequently interviewed by television and radio stations. Once, a photographer accompanying her in the interview laughed at her. Jenny had never met this person, but she showed great magnanimity and tolerance. She did not defend herself. She just suddenly said when the other person was laughing hard. , she saw a newborn baby next to him. The photographer was stunned and couldn't let go of his hands gesticulating in the sky for a long time. It turned out that his wife had just given birth to a little girl last night. Later, the photographer became a loyal believer of Jenny.

Jenny doesn’t use a crystal ball to help her husband in business, but she helps her husband in another way. One morning, she called Mr. Guande, the manager of the real estate company: "We have a house on fire. Go and check it out." Guande was very unhappy and thought it was ridiculous, so he reluctantly went to the house. As soon as he pushed the door open, a smell of smoke hit his face. From then on, no matter what Jenny said, Guande would obey her orders. He said that she was always right.

Jenny’s acquaintance with Dr. Risman was very interesting. Dr. Riesman's hobby was playing tricks on people. In May 1961, Jenny and the doctor met at a party held by a friend. When Jenny went to the kitchen to help the master prepare dinner, the doctor asked everyone to write something on a piece of paper, fold it twice and hand it to him. He could say exactly what everyone wrote. When Jenny returned to the living room, the guests said that she had missed a good opportunity to appreciate the stunt. Unexpectedly, Jenny told how Dr. Riesman played the trick and the deception involved. Dr. Risman, who admired Jenny very much, came to ask for advice. His friend's two little daughters were murdered. A year and a half later, the killer was still at large. He hired Dutch detective Peter, who solved the case and sent a garbage collector to prison. The doctor wants to ask Jenny what happened. Jenny insisted that the police arrested the wrong person. She said the murderer was a musician, tall and with thick black hair. Ten days later, a jazz musician was arrested, and his diary recorded the murder. His appearance was consistent with Jenny's description. Jeanne also challenged the predictions of the great prophet Nostradamus. She said: "Humanity does not need to be afraid of Nostradamus's prophecy. Humanity will not perish in 1999. The hope of saving mankind lies in the East, and the West only represents the end of things.

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