John F. Kennedy Jr.’s Close Friends Speak Out About the Emotional Impact of QAnon Lies

When QAnon followers began fixating on John F. Kennedy, Jr. about five years ago, his friends became aware slowly then all at once. Twitter messages, the first mainstream articles on the group, and strange texts alerted them to what only years prior would have seemed too bizarre to be real: right wing extremists were claiming John, the late Kennedy, as their own. In November, hundreds gathered at Dallas’s Dealey Plaza, the site of President Kennedy’s murder, believing that John Jr., who died in 1999, would appear and eventually serve as running mate to Donald Trump in 2024. Many of them… Read Full Article