Michael Protzman died in Minnesota a week after sustaining serious injuries in a dirt bike accident.
are secretly still alive—has died. Vice first reported that 60-year-old As a prominent QAnon conspiracy theorist, Protzman, also known as Negative48, attracted a legion of devoted followers, some of whom still believe his death is part of some larger plot, according to Vice.
Protzman was perhaps most infamous for organizing ato the site of JFK’s assassination in Dallas, where he said the former president and his son, John F. Kennedy Jr., would miraculously reappear. Protzman’s conspiracy theories continued to evolve in the aftermath, and he maintained a group of diehard devotees until his death.
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