Psychic Micki Dahne made the amazing prediction which brought two sisters together who were not aware the other existed

An incredible prediction by psychic Micki Dahne has reunited two sisters who weren’t aware of each other’s existence.

Suzy McLellan, 35, and her sister Linda Cole, 34, were separated as babies. Their mother had Linda adopted when her husband left her. And it was after Suzy and her husband separated that she decided to visit psychic Micki.

“I just wanted someone to talk to,” explained Suzy, who lives in Coral Springs, Fla. “I am separated from my husband and I have two children to raise. I needed advice about my life. Micki took one look at me and said: ‘There’s an adopted child looking for you’. I was stunned. But Micki was adamant. She repeated over and over again that an adopted child was looking for me.”

As Micki was talking to Suzy, Linda from Summerville, N.C., had a bizarre dream about relatives waving to her as she drove along a Florida interstate highway.

She was so startled by her dream she decided to track down a copy of her birth certificate. A box on the form indicated that she had a brother or a sister. The form also gave her natural mother’s name. Linda started a telephone search which ended with her locating an uncle who put her in touch with Suzy.

She said: “I can’t find any way of explaining this. Yes, I had a dream which made me believe that I had a relation I didn’t know about. It’s got to be more than coincidence that it happened at the same time Suzy was seeing Micki Dahne.”

The sisters had a reunion in Miami with their mother, who does not want to be named. Micki said, “I can’t explain what happened either. I just had an incredibly strong feeling about Suzy and the fact that there was someone who loved her and needed her.”

A delighted Suzy said: “Linda and I are just so happy to have found each other. Not only have I found a sister I never knew about, I also have two brand new nieces and a nephew.” Linda’s three children, Cindy, Candy and Daniel, have also found themselves with two new cousins, Suzy’s children, Dianne, 14, and Peter, 12.

“We’ve not only discovered each other, we’ve discovered a whole new family,” beamed Suzy.

Originally printed in The National Enquirer

June & Stuart Robinson

Pretty and artistic June Drake had been a client of Micki’s for several years. About two years ago, June went to see Micki for a personal reading. Micki advised her to take a vacation, perhaps a cruise to Greece. June was reluctant to take Micki’s advice because she felt that Greece would be too cold in October, but decided to go and take a girlfriend with her. Micki told her “No”, to go alone. June ended up taking the trip.

While still in Greece, June called Micki to tell her that she had met the most wonderful man and had fallen in love with him. June asked Micki to pick a wedding date for her.

On February 14th, Valentine’s Day, June and Stuart were married. Stuart was from the Mid-West, but moved to Florida. Since June was a realtor, Stuart decided that he would study and get his realtor license too. Now June and Stuart, a lovely devoted couple, live together, work together and are very happily married thanks to Micki.

To quote Micki: “June is a Dynamite lady and they make a wonderful couple. This match was made in heaven!”

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Barbara Storer, society columnist for Entertainment News & Views, was married to nationally renowned attorney Ellis Rubin beneath a 200-year-old banyan tree in the yard of their Bay Point home by the world-famous psychic Micki Dahne.

Five years previously, Micki Dahne had predicted the two would wed when they were aboard for a cocktail party on the 150-foot-yacht M.Y. Zein, which had been owned by Aristotle Onassis, said to be the yacht where Princess Grace and Prince Rainier spent their honeymoon.

The wedding party consisted of Peggy Iacocca, the former wife of Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca; Judy Sabel, formerly wed to Leonard Solomon, an inventor of pantyhose, and Robert Barrar, Rubin’s law partner, and his wife Beth.

Barbara wore an ankle length, pale peach wedding dress, the bodice highlighted by pearls and delicate flowers. Cascading flowers were worn in her hair.

For something borrowed, Barbara wore the shoes which Peggy Iacocca had worn in her marriage. Something old was her mother’s (and best friend) cross; something new was her wedding band, and somethin blue was a blue garter provided by Judy Sabel.

Soft wedding music from the film “Out of Africa” flowed from the home as the nuptials took place. The couple’s four Doberman Pinschers: Sheba, Magic, Splash, and Destiny were the couple’s guard of honor. Forge owner Al Malnik and his bride Nancy hosted the wedding dinner, where well-wishers included Roy and Lea Black, Jean and Charles Cavalaris, Fana and Abel Holtz, Cindy Carr, Miles McGrath, Joanne and Rudy Theale, Jack Hartley, Monica Heftler, Bobbi Star and Albert Cohen.