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Welcome to Crawl Space, I'm Tim here today with Lance Lance, how's it going?

It's going really well today, Tim. How are you?

I'm doing well. This is part two of our two-part interview with Jitarth Jadeja, who is formally a believer of the QAnon conspiracy.

And if you haven't listened to episode one, please go back and listen to that before you hear this one.

That's correct. Jitarth spent two years in the clutches of this online conspiracy, this QAnon.

And it's a story that he said before he has to tell, but he does not really want to tell it.

He comes across as somebody who's very good-humored and intelligent, and really listen to what he has to say here,

because what he's talking about is important stuff, something that can get really dangerous if left unchecked for too long.

Really, really enjoyed this conversation.

Me too, okay. Thanks for listening, everybody. Follow us on Twitter at CrawlSpacePod.

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And hey, while you're there, while you're online browsing, just go on over to investigations for the missing.org and check out the fine work that is done over there as well.

I think that's really interesting that trauma could lead people to get to that point.

Because I would have thought that this QAnon would have been started somehow by community.

I thought it was by an online community, but instead it's really not.

It seems like it's mostly people alone, even mostly anonymous, so it's not that.

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