QAnon leader fought police as they tried to save his estranged wife from ‘unlawful imprisonment’: report
3 years ago

QAnon leader fought police as they tried to save his estranged wife from ‘unlawful imprisonment’: report

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New information is coming out about a Washington state man leading a contingent of QAnon believers in Dallas waiting for John F. Kennedy, Jr. to return from the dead. He was taken into custody and charged in August 2019 with one count of domestic violence-related unlawful imprisonment," the newspaper reported. "Protzman, 58, has accumulated nearly 100,000 social-media followers on his Telegram channel, where he goes by “Negative48,” rapidly becoming a top QAnon influencer. RELATED: 'Things are all on fire over there': QAnon cultists tear each other apart over Lin Wood and Mike Flynn feud The newspaper interviewed Protzman's brother-in-law, Michael Appia, of Spokane. “I am looking online at this QAnon deal, and I start reading the article and I go ‘Oh my God, that’s my brother-in-law!’ Appia said.

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QAnon leader was accused by wife of 'blind rage' in domestic violence arrest: report
3 years ago

QAnon leader was accused by wife of 'blind rage' in domestic violence arrest: report

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According to a report from Mother Jones, a QAnon leader who has been promising fellow conspiracists that John F. Kennedy Jr. will soon return from the dead -- or hiding -- to lead the movement and help Donald Trump become president again, has a history of violence that includes an arrest for a domestic assault. Michael Brian Protzman, who is …

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