'I was quite embarrassed': How ex-conspiracy theorists climbed out of the rabbit hole
Gemma Conroy, ABC Science Reporter Analysis - For two years, Jitarth Jadeja spent most of his time in the darkest corners of the web reading about conspiracy theories. A person wears a QAnon sweatshirt during a pro-Trump rally on October 3, 2020 in the borough of Staten Island in New York City. Photo: AFP / 2020 Getty Images Jadeja, 33, was an avid follower of QAnon - a baseless, far-right theory that started by alleging then-US president Donald Trump was fighting against a secret group of elites who ran a global child sex trafficking ring. For hours each day, Jadeja devoured cryptic predic...