Westchester Psychic Predicts Imminent Terror Attacks on U.S. Soil

Francine Tesler, right, pictured with business partner Toni King of Spotted Tiger Acupuncture & Holistic Health of Chappaqua.

Westchester psychic medium Francine Tesler predicted the recent Paris attacks about five days before they happened and now the Pleasantville resident is making more dire predictions, specifically terrorist attacks that may target some of America’s biggest cities and states.

Tesler, a well-known psychic in many Westchester communities, sees Texas and Los Angeles as “hot spots,” but is also predicting terror attacks in Boston, Las Vegas, New York and other parts of California.

An attack on the Mall of America in Minnesota is also possible, she said. It is the country’s largest mall, featuring over 520 stores, 50 restaurants and numerous attractions, including an indoor Nickelodeon theme park.

While she sees two attempts being thwarted in the near future, Tesler, who is also a medical intuitive, says other attacks will be successful and will possibly happen close to the Thanksgiving holiday later this week. She also sees possible attacks on or around Dec. 21, 22 and 23.

“A lot of things will also happen in January unless we stop them,” she warns.

The terrorists, she adds, will use a different strategy in terms of deployment and will possibly use deadlier explosive weapons, many of them homemade and similar to the kind used in the Boston marathon attacks of 2013.

She says the terrorists will go after bridges and tunnels in the United States, but schools and libraries will also be targets, in addition to buses and trains. A simultaneous string of attacks, all on the same day, and similar to what happened in Paris, is not out of the question, she adds.

Tesler says she sees such visions in dreams and in what she describes as “flashes” or what seem like “confetti puzzles.”

“It’s almost like a déjà vu, a slideshow in quick action, if you will.”

The north Bronx native says she doesn’t want to scare people, but she does want to warn them of the dangers.

“I hope I’m wrong, but at the same time I do want people to be aware, specifically around the holidays and to not let their guard down.”