Predictions Made By Sean Harribance®

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The following predictions were made between January 1986 and August 1993 with documentary evidence through various outlets including newspaper, television and radio interviews and even telegrams sent with copies kept on file.

Although Sean Harribance® made thousands of predictions during this time, a total of 93 were identified as "self-contained", that is they were not related to or a part of another prediction.  Out of the 93 predictions, 72 were classified as true and 21 were classified as false (or wrong).  Using a simple statistical model* there is one chance in 40,000,000 (40 million) that Sean was right 72 or more times out of 93 just accidentally.  In other words the idea of chance alone at work is a very, very small probability.

* The complete statistical analysis is available in the book "Sean Harribance - A Psychic Predicts the Future"

“The oil industry will slowly recover. Oil prices will go back to $18 a barrel in about a year, then level off for a while, fluctuating between $16 and $25 a barrel. In three or four years, oil will be $35 to $40 a barrel.”

“In the fall of 1987 the stock market will tumble. Until that time, it will go like a bouncing ball with extreme ups and downs. The stock market is going to be scary.”

“The Texas economy will recover.”

“Harribance recommends investors concentrate on basic commodities, such as food items, paper, shoes, etc. Their value will start creeping up.”

“Gold and silver are good long-term investments.”

“We will also suffer a recession in 1990.”

“The stock market will rally in February or March of 1989.”

“A major revolution in popular music will occur in the 1990s. In much the same way rock ‘n roll emerged in the ’50s and dominated popular music for four decades, this new form of music will replace rock ‘n roll as the dominate form.”

“1990 will be famous for a year of crime, local, national, world-wide.”

“(What do you see next year about the Houston crime rate?) It will drop a little bit.”

“He (Sean) says the economy will be in a recession in 1992”.

“The Japanese stock market is in trouble in the 90s.”

“Next year real estate prices are going to jump (in San Antonio).”

“The market may rally in the spring of 1991. It may rally 300 or 400 points for a couple of months, then fall again.”

“The stock market will drop this fall about 200 points.”

“(Willie Nelson). The best is behind him. The future will be hard. Then he has to watch his health. The name sounds like -powerful, did very well, but he is coming to the end of a cycle. So the future is not too good. I’m seeing financial worry later on -possibly in old age bankruptcy. I believe things go in cycles. I think the guy did great, but he’s entering a cycle of slowly down.”

“(discussing the search for missing Heidi Seeman). Looking back, Heidi’s mother, Theresa Seeman, says that, weird or no, she listened to the seers out of desperation. ‘Only one psychic told us Heidi wasn’t alive – Sean Harribance®. He was visiting here in San Antonio, and he didn’t want to talk to us at first. He said she was under a tree, stifling.’ The autopsy report noted strangulation or smothering as the cause of death.”

“(will the Saints win today over Pittsburgh?) In the coming years Saints will be a very strong team. Pittsburgh looked strong today.”

“In 1988 the world will change for the worse. There will be political strife…1988 is going to be the start of a cycle of 20 to 27 years…”

“In November’s election…Bill Clements will be back in office.”

“(When asked about Henry Cisneros’s chances for winning the Texas Governor’s race in 1990) 1990-Ann Richards could come on very strongly.”

“There will be about 6-7 people running for the governor (of Texas in 1990).”

“For the President, October, May and June will be tough months for him. There will also be political strife.”

“In November’s election…also winning is ‘that other fellow, Lamar Smith.'”

“But Sean claims, ‘I don’t see a spending cap’.”

“In fact in 1991, 1992 he (President Bush) will have to raise taxes.”

“He (Sean) says that this year will be troublesome for President Bush, though he doesn’t know why.”

“Bush…will be quite unpopular. He will fall in the polls. This is the only year he will enjoy.”

“If Bush wins all kinds of things will happen. 1991, 1992 I don’t see most of his administration there.”

“8 people will be interested in running for president in 1992.”

“Overall, in 1991, Houston will be better than 1990. I think the mayor of Houston (Kathy Whitmire) will be proud of herself, she will hold her head high.”

“I think (David) Duke is here for a purpose…But I don’t see him as governor.”

“‘The year 1988 will be remembered as a black year in history’ he says. In that year America will suffer more drought,..”

“Harribance sent a telegram to President Bush on Christmas Eve, telling the commander-in-chief of his psychic impression. ‘I saw Saddam Hussein signing papers to retreat, and he was not very happy’ Harribance said.”

“This summer’s drought will be broken, but we may not like the alternative. Food crops that survive the drought may be ruined, instead, by unusual flooding. There will be heavy flooding in at least 15 states.”

“This fall I’m getting something bad (when asked about predictions for San Antonio). The weather will cause it, several people may die. (It will be) on the west side of the city.”

“The current drought is nothing compared with one coming in 1990.”

“In Houston in May, June we will cross 100 (degrees).”

“The weather will be hot like 90, 98 in the summer.”

“(Can Houston or Texas expect to see a hurricane on the Gulf Coast?) We’re safe in 1991.”

“We could have.. cold in November 1991.”

“We could have some rainy conditions in December, 1991”

“Then, starting soon, the weather will begin to change. In San Antonio this fall, it’s not good weather for San Antonio.”

“I’m still seeing flood, you know, water. Later this year you are going to have some floods.”

“I see shelling and bombing in the late 1990s..Social problems, earthquakes, weather changes and economic problems will be extremely bad in the late 1990s. This fall and in 1992 one will be able to see the slow start of these problems.” (This prediction contains both present and future elements, and at this point in time I am only dealing with the present elements – ie, that in the fall of ’91 and in 1992 one will be able to see the slow start of the above listed problems.)

“I think he (Henry Cisneros) can go as high as cabinet, national, he will go national.”

“I’m seeing a lottery and casinos here (New Orleans).”

“Harribance expects the stock market to make a steep drop in late spring or summer of 1992.”

“I saw the photograph of Shamir last week, bad news, he’s going down. (Politically?) Yes.

“The only problem is a hurricane (Louisiana) might hit here 1992.”

“1994 taxes have to go up again.”

“Harribance offers a little good news for 1992. In his year-end predictions made the first week in December, Harribance saw a stock market rally coming. He said the market would be generally up for the first three or four months of 1992.”

“However, he (Harribance) also predicts that sales of US-made automobiles will be good by the end of 1992 to the beginning of 1993, a departure from the trend of the past couple of years.”

“He (Harribance) also saw Dow Jones highs of 3,400 to 3,600 during 1992 or 1993.”

“He predicted the rise in weekly unemployment figures. That may have been an easy call, but he added,…”I see the figure reaching 525,000 and possibly up to 600,000 during the year.”

“He predicted the rise of Wal-Mart stock, which has already started. He said that during 1992 the discount chain will either reach $60 billion in sales or its stock will go up to $60 or more a share.”

“Harribance said the world is overstocked with certain commodities, such as soybeans …, so their prices are expected to go down. However, unusually bad weather worldwide will drive these prices up again in the spring and summer of 1992.”

“In early December he said soybeans would rise to $6.48 or more a bushel.”

“He said both American and European bonds would be good investments over the next three to six months.”

“He predicted 30-year US Treasury bonds would pass 106 points.”

“He said oil prices would drop to $18 or $16 a barrel. They have dropped since he made the prediction. However, he said that if OPEC doesn’t fix the oil prices at $20 a barrel in 1992, they will continue to dip below the $20 mark.”

“He also correctly predicted the rise of the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, saying it would go up to 402 points or more.”

“In Harribance’s predictions for the election year, he sees Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton as one of the front runners among the Democrats. ‘He has the best aura,’ the psychic said.”

“1992 I don’t see most of his (Bush’s) administration there. It will be really difficult. When I predicted Watergate it was something similar.”

“This last 6 months the crime (in San Antonio) will increase…”

“The Oilers (Houston football team) won’t make the Super Bowl, say Harribance.”

“Harribance’s predictions made in December for 1993 and beyond contain gloomy news for the nation, but good news for San Antonio. ‘The mayor of San Antonio will have many reasons to be happy in 1993, including the economy,’ he said.”

“The temperature (in San Antonio) will pass 100 degrees in August.”

“In his economic prediction, Harribance said the US stock market will rally starting in March, continuing through the summer.”

“Bad weather will cause commodity prices to rise during the summer.”

“Soybeans should hit $7 a bushel.”

“He sees a tight (’92 presidential) election, not a landslide.”

“In that year (1988) America will suffer … double digit inflation.” However, at this time rising inflation was a problem that Alan Greenspan actively fought by adjusting the interest rate. “Facts on File”, July 15, 1988, stated “Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan July 13 signaled that an interest-rate increase was likely in order to slow the growth of the nation’s economy and prevent a surge of inflation.”

“Harribance adds that two of Reagan’s most famous advisors, Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, may die in the next two years. ‘Nixon is seriously ill. Right now he’s seeing a doctor. Kissinger’s health is bad too. So we could lose two great men in a couple of years.'”

“The psychic predicted last year that Reagan probably wouldn’t finish his current term in office. George Bush may finish Reagan’s term.” This was wrong, but Sean was picking up something here. There was some indication that Reagan was thinking of resigning near the end of his term – see P 30.

Also, US News & World Report on 8-29-88 states “(Reagan) has turned his White House into a subsidiary of the Bush campaign. Bush men now shape every major initiative within the administration, and White House staffers informally run throught ‘George Bush impact statements’ as one aide terms them, for even minor policy announcements.”

“but Harribance doubts Bush will be re-elected in 1988 … I think the successful candidate will be a dark horse.”

“In another telepathic update, Sean Harribance®…has returned from his trip to Trinidad and was struck with a new vision: That US Sen Gary Hart will be the dark horse figure he has seen in previous predictions as winning the 1988 presidential race.”

“(Saddam Hussein will withdraw from Kuwait), avoiding a bloody battle.”

“Ray Berrera, ‘with money from Dallas’, will be elected attorney general.”

“From March to June of 1988, Sean predicts oil prices will skyrocket.” 

However, oil hit a 4 year peak in April of 1989 when it briefly reached $25.

"(I feel there is a problem in your upper abdomen under the heart that the doctors may not have caught. If it is discovered in time, there are treatments that can help. )" I feel it is cancer. If it is not caught early, I see serious health problems for you in May & June of 1988.

This fall they (California) will have one (earthquake) of about 6. But again, the buildings are built better. The disaster will not be great.” There were again a series of small earthquakes in California in 1988, but the one that stands out was in the fall of 1989. The Houston Chronicle on 12-4-88 reported that “A sharp earthquake centered under downtown Pasadena jolted Southern Californians…Seismologists said the quake…with a magnitude of 5.0..” The same paper reported on 12-16-88 that “An earthquake jarred a wide area of Southern California…but apparently causing little damage, residents and authorities reported.”

“(We will have some flooding and dirty water the last four months of 1990.)”  In Houston we had flooding and high rainfall the first four months of 1990, and some flooding nationally the last four months of the year.

“As for the November presidential elections, Harribance says he’s not certain. But he’s going with Michael Dukakis – an interesting choice considering the polls.”

“(who will run against him – Bush – in the next election?) Someone from the Republican will split, and that guy will come on strong.”

“1993 like spring, summer it (the Dow) will be like a thousand points (drop).”

“‘The stock market is going to be like a rolling sea,’ he said. It will pitch up and down between lows of 2,600 or 2,700…”

“I see weekly unemployment figures going to 510,000 about the second week in March.”

“He said IBM stock would go up to $110 or more per share during 1992.”

“In early December he said…pork bellies would reach 48 cents a pound during 1992.”

“The middle of July it will hit like 103 in San Antonio.”

“Gov Ann Richards will choose US Rep Mike Andrews to replace Sen Lloyd Bentsen in the US Senate next year, believes Harribance.”

*Statistics with Application to the Biological and Health Sciences  by Richard Remington and M. Anthony Schork.  Chapter 6. Prentice Hall, Inc. New Jersey, 1970

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