Welcome listener to chapter 247 of the QAA podcast, the death of negative 48 episode.

As always we are your hosts Julian Field and Travis View.

Two years ago we covered perhaps the most bizarre offshoots of QAnon.

This is the Dallas-based negative 48 cult.

The group's leader, Michael Protsman, who himself went by the name, negative 48.

Built up the following of people who believe that JFK Jr and JFK were alive and will

return to public life soon.

They also claim that numerology can reveal the secrets of the world and a lot of other

things that really are just too out there for even most QAnon followers.

When Michael Protsman and his group weren't traveling around the country to attend Trump rallies,

they stayed at Dallas area who tells and in one famous instance, with a Dealy Plaza, the

site of JFK's assassination, to await the return of him and JFK Jr.

Protsman even convinced many of his followers to abandon their former lives, leaving friends

and family members confused and heartbroken.

Michael Protsman's story ended last June when he died after crashing a motorcycle, but

the cult he built lives on.

To talk about Michael Protsman and the impact of negative 48, we are joined by Donio Sullivan

from CNN, and after we speak to Doni, we're going to talk to the Australian researcher

known as Karma, who had been closely following the group and how it fractured after Protsman's

death.

Donio Sullivan has been reporting on negative 48 for a long time and produced a documentary

on the group called Waiting for JFK.

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