VIDEO: Psychic Twins Make Celebrity Predictions. Who Will Die This Year?

People can believe in psychics and they can choose not to believe. While most of them are frauds, there are some people who actually seem to have some sort of insight into the future. The Psychic Twins are two women that have never been wrong until now. And people have started to believe that they are the real deal. They use their powers quite often and they help a lot of people.
According to hollywoodreporter.com, the Psychic Twins are perhaps best known for their prediction in 1999 that there would be terrorist attacks on federal buildings and the World Trade Center by the year 2002. Sadly, they were right.
Predictions aside, the sisters are also known as Terry and Linda Jamison, identical twins from West Chester, Pa. They have worked as painters and performance artists, but it’s their gift of predicting the future and channeling the spirits of the deceased that has made them a household name times two.
The women have dubbed their “twin-tuition,” the magical bond they share which allows them to do what they do. I asked them to explain their powers, share their predictions for the year ahead and dish on which celebs are their favorites.
And the Jamison Twins — longtime residents of L.A. and practicing Buddhists — answered in the same way they do everything: together. In their own words, they “have elevated co-dependency to the level of a science,” and for some reason, it really works.
Asked if it is hard to talk to people who doubt their gifts they said that people send them hate mail and death threats without looking at their proven predictions. “We always say skeptics are like atheists, who refuse to look at proof, no matter how specific. It’s impossible to dismiss or ignore our 1,500 predictions on tape. People often tell us that our gift is like a super power, and they wish they could do it. There are some who continue to claim that what we do is impossible. But we have put some significant cracks in the glass ceiling. We are shattering the paradigms of what is possible, and this is threatening to many. It’s a little like Columbus, who proved that the world wasn’t flat. People don’t like it when we explode their long-held, deeply entrenched beliefs.”
They have also used their powers for unusual things. “Everything we do is a bit unusual! No one decides at the age of 5, ‘I’m going to predict the future like Nostradamus when I grow up.’ Most people wouldn’t expect little girls from a small country town in Pennsylvania to crack murder cases or find missing persons. Probably the most amazing story was when we were contacted by the legendary Art Bell on Nov.  2, 1999, to make world predictions for the new millennium on his popular paranormal show Coast to Coast AM. We had never predicted world events on an international show before. As it happened, that night we ended up predicting 9/11 and the Pentagon attack — the biggest terror attacks in history — to 20 million listeners.”

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