Pennsylvania Postal Worker Charged with Dumping Mail Is QAnon Follower: Report

United States Postal Service (USPS) worker in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, charged with delaying or destroying mail has been linked to QAnon conspiracy theories online, according to reports.

Sean Troesch, 48, a City Carrier who worked out of the Post Office in Mount Oliver, is one of two USPS workers accused of dumping undelivered mail by prosecutors.

According to the criminal complaint, an allegation was made that a mail carrier was seen taking bags of mail from his vehicle and placing them into trash bags on or around October 8.

https://www.newsweek.com/postal-worker-mail-qanon-pittsburgh-conspiracy-1539322

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How QAnon uses religion to lure unsuspecting Christians

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CNN logo How QAnon uses religion to lure unsuspecting Christians

Parker Neff was scrolling through conservative posts on Facebook when he saw an unfamiliar hashtag: #WWG1WGA.

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Recently retired after serving as a Southern Baptist pastor for more than 20 years, his time was free and curiosity piqued.

"I started looking into it online," Neff said. "Doing some research."

And with that, the 66-year-old retiree, and soon his wife, Sharon, fell down one of the internet's most dangerous rabbit holes.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/how-qanon-uses-religion-to-lure-unsuspecting-christians/ar-BB1a3okE

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Poll: most people have never heard of QAnon; wealthy, educated Clinton supporters are most likely to know about it

Despite years of media fulmination over the deranged QAnon conspiracy theory, a new poll from Morning Consult has some promising news. The overwhelming majority of adults report having never heard of QAnon, with nearly three in four respondents claiming they have either heard "nothing at all" or "not much" about it.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/poll-most-people-have-never-heard-of-qanon-wealthy-educated-clinton-supporters-are-most-likely-to-know-about-it/ar-BB1a1uVp

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QAnon is tearing families apart

There was a time not long ago when the letter held no special meaning for Jacob, a 24-year-old in Croatia. The 17th letter of the alphabet, usually followed by “u” in English words. What else was there to know? He certainly never expected it to end the tightknit relationship he shared with his mother.

But Jacob, who grew up in the United States, told The Washington Post that he has cut all contact with his mother now that she’s become an ardent believer of the QAnon conspiracy theories.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/09/14/qanon-families-support-group/

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Navy SEAL Attacks Trump for Tweeting QAnon bin Laden Body Double Conspiracy: 'I Know Who I Killed'

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Newsweek logo Navy SEAL Attacks Trump for Tweeting QAnon bin Laden Body Double Conspiracy: 'I Know Who I Killed'

A former Navy Seal famous for his role in the killing of Osama bin Laden has criticized the president for promoting a conspiracy theory that the former Taliban leader is still alive and a body double was shot.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/navy-seal-attacks-trump-for-tweeting-qanon-bin-laden-body-double-conspiracy-i-know-who-i-killed/ar-BB1a18Dx

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How QAnon Draws People Into Its Web of Conspiracy Theories

QAnon seems to be everywhere: its conspiracy theories are spreading on social media, its supporters are visible at Trump rallies, and, increasingly, its talking points are even getting repeated by politicians and people in government. Joan Donovan of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy explains how QAnon draws people into its web.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/lx/how-qanon-draws-people-into-its-web-of-conspiracy-theories/2663880/?amp