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QAnon began with anonymous posts by “Q” on imageboards in October 2017, and the true identity of the original poster or posters remains unsettled; reporting and linguistic studies point to multiple pl...
Reporting shows QAnon originated in late 2017 as anonymous posts by someone calling themself “Q” on fringe message boards, but the precise human authorship remains contested; multiple investigations a...
Investigators traced leaked Mesa County election equipment data back to Tina Peters and her associates after digital copies and video from a “trusted build” were posted publicly and tied to people wit...
Prosecutors tied former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to the May 2021 data-extraction of county voting machines primarily through witness testimony placing her in planning and operational roles and th...
Officially circulated forensic reports of the Mesa County Election Management System assert that local election-system files were copied off the county’s Dominion EMS server by the county clerk before...
A small but consequential set of public figures have promoted or echoed QAnon themes: the clearest elected example is Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, while former President Donald Trump and several Trump...
Available reporting documents repeated public contacts, shared stages and messaging overlaps between Roger Stone, Michael Flynn and QAnon-aligned figures — especially on the ReAwaken America tour and ...
QAnon’s core claims center on a fabricated global cabal of Satan-worshipping, child‑abusing elites opposed by Donald Trump, with cryptic insider “Q” messages predicting an imminent purge called . Thes...