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QAnon supporters gather again in Dallas to await JFK Jr's return from the dead to join Trump

A large crowd gathered on Monday hoping to hear an announcement from JFK Jr, the former president's son, who was killed in a plane crash in 1999.

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Image: Bizarre conspiracy theories have grown in popularity among QAnon supporters
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QAnon supporters have again gathered at the site of JFK's assassination in Dallas to await the return of his son, who died in a plane crash 22 years ago.

John F. Kennedy Jr, son of the 35th president, and two other people were killed in a light aircraft crash in 1999 and their bodies were recovered from the Atlantic Ocean.

However, an off-shoot of the QAnon group has claimed that this was staged and JKF Jr will make a return from the dead to announce a presidential bid alongside Donald Trump.

On Monday, about 100 people gathered at Dealey Plaza, with a few wearing "Trump - Kennedy 2024" shirts, to await the unlikely arrival of JFK Jr.

It follows similar gatherings in recent weeks where crowds were left disappointed as the former president's son failed to show up - and Monday's was no different.

Q Anon and Trump supporter holds a sign stating Trump won.
Image: Some QAnon supporters believe JFK Jr will return and run for office in 2024 alongside Donald Trump.

The far-right group's theories are largely based on the belief that their leader, Q, was an insider to the Trump administration who had leaked information about the "deep state" and the ongoing war between good and evil.

This includes a cabal of Satan-worshiping, cannibalistic paedophiles, which includes many prominent Democrats and Hollywood stars, who Mr Trump was leading the fight against.

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The JFK Jr theory has grown in popularity among parts of the Q movement, prompted by posts on social media.

And in the latest development, some now believe the eponymous Q is in fact JFK Jr.

FILE PHOTO: Jacob Anthony Chansley, also known as Jake Angeli, of Arizona, poses with his face painted in the colors of the U.S. flag as supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump gather in Washington, U.S. January 6, 2021. REUTERS/Stephanie Keith/File Photo
Image: The 'QAnon Shaman' was jailed for 41 months for his involvement in the Capitol riots.

QAnon supporters were strongly linked to the Capitol riots in January, and last week self-styled "shaman" Jacob Chansley was jailed for his involvement in storming the building in Washington.