Hollywood psychic detective claims she’s solved murders, found terrorists and even helped UK Royal escape blackmail plot

FIONA Johansson was just seven years old when she realized she had "psychic powers".

She claims those powers have since helped her solve murders, help governments foil terror plots - and even help Hollywood stars decide which movie projects to take on to guarantee success.

Back then she had no idea, but just remembers begging some family friends not to leave their house for a visit - after seeing vivid images of them in a car crash with blood on their faces.

Ignoring the little girl, the friends set off - and 45 minutes later, her parents got a call that they had indeed been in a car crash.

Now 36, Fiona says she is regularly called on by law enforcement agencies all over the world -  and claims she has helped locate the bodies of missing people, solved cold cases and even had wrongly convicted people released from prison.

“I found out about my abilities when I was seven and it was a very scary and confusing time for me because I could see and hear things before they happened," Fiona told SunOnline.

'YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A CAR CRASH'

“I remember one time, it was the middle of summer and some friends came over and we played, we had fun and then it was time for them to go home and I suddenly said ‘No don’t go!’ and they asked why and I said: ‘Because I see you guys are going to have a car crash.’

“And they looked at me like, ‘What are you talking about?’ And sure enough they left, then 40 minutes later our phone rang and they had a car crash.

“I see colors first - and when red and black appear I know something crazy is on the way to happen and I should warn or stop that person right away.

“Sometimes I close my eyes and I meditate and can see a vision, like a movie, of exactly what is going to happen."

Fiona recently shared her story at a United Nations conference and is also in talks to star in her own TV show in the US where she will attempt to crack cases on air.

SOLVING COLD CASES

Fiona says she solved her first case aged 14, when she moved from her native Iran to stay with her uncle in Sweden.

Without being able to speak a word of Swedish, she claims she managed to solve the case of a missing girl called Jessica Anderson, who had disappeared 10 years earlier.

Investigators were about to close the case, but following a chance meeting with a lawyer for Jessica’s family, Fiona was taken to Swedish cops and managed to persuade them to keep the case open.

She told police that Jessica had been murdered by her boyfriend and gave the location she was buried - and sure enough, 10 days later detectives found Jessica’s body in the same location.

“I remember that I could sense the place where she is but because it was in another language I couldn't understand what she was saying," she said.

“The lawyer grabbed some paper and made me write what I heard and it turned out to be a place in Sweden.

“She told me how she believed what I was saying and called the investigators and said she had a person who knows about Jessica.

“They thought it was impossible for me to know anything about this case - I hadn’t been in the country before, I couldn’t speak the language.

“But they said they would extend the investigation and sure enough 10 days later they found Jessica’s body.”

Fiona says she helped Swedish authorities with several cases throughout her teenage years and aged 17 they sent her to a police academy to learn about crime scene investigation and law.

ROYAL BLACKMAIL PLOT

Soon after that she started getting hired by law enforcement agencies across Europe - including France, Germany - and even the UK.

“I have worked on two cases in the UK, one was for the British government and I can’t talk too much about it for my own safety, but it was through their counter terror organization and they wanted me to locate individuals and do a lot of other stuff with regards to that," she said.

“The second case was a billionaire who actually was a part of the Royal Family. It was an odd case - kind of a blackmail situation.

"They wanted to know exactly why there were a couple of people and a couple of agencies that wanted to blackmail them.

"And I could locate them and afterwards when the law enforcement from the UK took action they could easily stop them."

Fiona moved to the US 10 years ago, where her "powers" have been in-demand with law enforcement agencies, the government - as well as individuals - ever since.

Her "abilities" are so sought-after she charges $35 a minute for her advice or $2,500 for a one hour meeting.

Fiona also works with many high profile actors, actresses and models - who come to her for advice on their career decisions.

PSYCHIC TO THE STARS

She says she cannot name any of the celebrities - because she signs a strict non-disclosure contract with them.

However she did reveal that celebrities have to sign a three-year contract for her services - and must pay all fees up front before she will work with them.

But it seems the cost doesn't put stars off.

“I’m constantly working with celebrities," she said.

“As a psychic medium I help them say yes or no to a contract, or certain producer or movie.

“So they will come to me and ask ‘Do you think this network is right for me?’ or ‘Do you think I will sacrifice my love life if I have to move to another country to film this movie?’"

Fiona says she is always met with a lot of skepticism from people who do not believe in her abilities - and says she constantly has to prove herself.

And she says there is a downside to her "abilities" - as she struggles to sleep for long periods - and cannot ever ignore a "spiritual message" because it makes her ill.

“I can’t sleep more than three or four hours a day because my mind is constantly connecting to different situations," she said.“It took me about five to 10 years to realise how to disconnect myself.

“People are always reaching out to me and if anyone needs help the door is always open.

“If I ignore the spirits I will get punished by headache, throwing up constantly, hot flushes and feeling bad. I’m not allowed to dismiss these things."

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