Ashley Tisdale [Updated] QAnon fans suspect Keith Richards is JFK Jr. after the flop of ‘Reappearance’, and set Nov. 2 Noon as the new Resurrection Day

UPDATE

After the flop of ‘Reappearance,’ perplexed QAnon followers wonder if Keith Richards is JFK.

Following the failure of their prophecy that his son JFK Jr. would return this week in Dallas, QAnon supporters have questioned whether Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is in fact President John F. Kennedy… More

Prophecy says JFK Jr. faked his death in an aircraft accident and would return to run as Donald Trump’s vice president in 2024

QAnon Crowd Super Bummed That JFK Jr. Did Not Appear in Dallas

The Dallas QAnon believers had become convinced the Kennedys would unveil themselves on Nov. 2 around 12:30 p.m. Central time, right around the timing of Kennedy’s assassination… More

QAnon Believers Flock to Dallas for the Grand Return of JFK Jr.

Conspiracy theorists apparently think that the Kennedy scion, who died in 1999, will appear today in Dealey Plaza, where his father was killed in 1963
QAnon supporters have reportedly gathered in Dallas, Texas, in anticipation of the return of John F. Kennedy Jr., who they believe will announce a 2024 presidential run alongside Donald Trump, despite being dead for 22 years—the latest crackpot claim from a movement that believes the world is run by a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles.

KEY FACTS

Journalist Steven Monacelli posted pictures to Twitter Monday of a crowd gathered at the AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas with many wearing “Trump/JFK Jr. 2024” shirts ahead of an expected announcement from Kennedy on Tuesday at Dealey Plaza, where his father, President John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in 1963.
Monacelli posted an update Tuesday from Dealey Plaza showing a growing gathering in anticipation of the “announcement” from his son.
According to various QAnon conspiracy theories, the younger Kennedy is expected to emerge from two decades of hiding to be named vice president to a reinstated Trump, who in turn will become “king of kings,” Newsweek reported.

CONTRA
John F. Kennedy Jr. was actually killed in 1999, at the age of 38, in a plane crash off the coast of Massachusetts along with his wife, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and her sister, Lauren Bessette.
KEY BACKGROUND
JFK Jr. is a popular figure within the QAnon movement, and his death has been used for conspiratorial fodder in the past. It’s not the first time his resurrection has been predicted by the group either: In 2019 some believers expected him to return on July 4, again as Trump’s running mate. Another baseless QAnon belief is that JFK Jr. is in fact “Q,” the movement’s anonymous leader, and also a Trump supporter. Despite its many ludicrous views, QAnon has plenty of online supporters, some of whom have been arrested for terrorism and in connection with the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.