And now we're at the point where she is all in. I don't know how she got so sucked in, but it happened. She's a stranger and I'm mourning the death of the person she used to be, just a truly wonderful person. Katy later added: "I don't know who this person is, but she is not my sister anymore. She stopped doing wife/mom things and her entire world became all about Q." "Her husband reached out to us and told us everything that has been happening essentially the past nine months. She tried to 'wake us up,' that's what she calls it for a long time but we were not aware how far this had gotten. She told Newsweek via social media app Twitter: "The things she said were just insane. Katy said she and her sister were previously "very, very close," but that changed around the time of the 2020 presidential election. She has described the QAnon followers in Dallas as a "cult" and said her sister gave the group $200,000, which led to her becoming a "favored" member. Katy, from Arkansas, told Newsweek her sister-whom she did not want to name over fear she could be placed at risk-is among the group in Dallas. Newsweek has seen Telegram posts in Negative48-associated channels where followers have asked for donations in order to afford to stay in Dallas using the payment service Venmo.
Q3X1OrEneM- Michael Williams November 23, 2021įollowing the failed appearance of JFK Jr., Protzman appeared to lean into the negative reaction he received and was seen wearing a tinfoil hat-a nod to the people who fall too deep into conspiracy theories. I’d describe the atmosphere as resembling a Christmas Eve church service. Tonight more than 100 followers of the Negative48 / fringe Dallas QAnon group gathered in Dealey Plaza - apparently at the behest of a Twitter account posing as JFK - for a candlelight vigil.
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