QAnon gathers in Dallas awaiting the return of JFK Jr.

A group of QAnon believers gathered in Dallas last night to await the arrival of John F. Kennedy Jr.

A tweet from Daily Beast contributor Steven Monacelli showed that the believers were gathering at AT&T Discovery Plaza in downtown Dallas around 8 p.m. on November 1, according to Newsweek.

The group was there because of a popular QAnon theory that JFK Jr. will make an appearance before midnight today, November 2, at the infamous grassy knoll to declare that Donald Trump as president.

There is only one problem: JFK Jr. died in when the plane he was piloting crashed in the Atlantic Ocean in 1999.

Monacelli shared photos of QAnon believers wearing "Trump: JFK Jr. 2024" T-shirts.

The theory was born out of online QAnon message boards who believe the conspiracy that an elite global cabal of Satanic pedophiles is engaged in mass child sex trafficking, and former President Trump will expose this group and have its members arrested and sentenced to death, according to Newsweek.

The QAnon theory also says that JFK Jr. has been hiding for more than two decades only to return as Trump's vice president. The group also believes Trump will step down and let JFK Jr. step in as president and appoint former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn as Vice President.

In July 2019, Rolling Stone reported that QAnon members believed that JFK Jr. would appear on July 4 that same year. Some even believed that a fedora-wearing avid Trump supporter named Vincent Fusca, who was actually JFK Jr.

As of 10:34 a.m., Monacelli says that the QAnon crowd gathering at the grassy knoll at Dealey Plaza had grown "significantly larger."

There was still no appearance from JFK Jr.