First he supposedly appeared as Q himself (or close to Q) with the “Q drops” of cryptic information. The story goes that after faking his death, Kennedy returned two decades later to help Mr Trump drain the swamp. Read more: MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell gives exact date for Trump’s return to White Houseīut how did “John John” – poignantly pictured saluting his assassinated father’s coffin at the age of three – come to be drawn into such an outlandish fantasy?Ī memorial to John F Kennedy Jr following his death featuring a metal sculpture recalling his salute, aged three, to his father’s funeral cortege in 1963 (AFP via Getty Images) “Part of the problem, just like with any QAnon belief, is that it’s so bizarre that it alienates people from their friends and family.” It’s hard to say whether the people who believe the JFK Jr are more dangerous than the QAnon people who don’t,” he told The Independent. “QAnon itself is obviously pretty dangerous.

Will Sommer, author of the upcoming book Trust the Plan: The Rise of QAnon and the Conspiracy That Reshaped America and a longtime observer of the conspiracy theory, estimates that about 20 per cent of Q followers believe in JFK Jr’s re-emergence, but that those who do, “100 per cent believe”. And while only a fraction appear to believe the JFK Jr angle, experts say it is still damaging to their relationships and their grasp on reality. The theory is strange even by the standards of QAnon – which claims Democrats and Hollywood celebrities are involved in a secret cannibalistic cult which Donald Trump is secretly battling, a theory expounded in cryptic internet messages by a mysterious prophet-like figure known as Q. A viral video has even shown a middle-aged man that some QAnon devotees claim is JFK Jr himself.

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