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How a custody fight plus QAnon turned deadly

How a custody fight plus QAnon turned deadly
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"Christopher Hallett’s unorthodox legal theories gave Neely Petrie-Blanchard hope, and his online community of QAnon believers gave her a way to make sense of her disordered life."

Read full essay at The Wall Street Journal ↗
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