Q Shaman Spotted! Well-known Pro-Trump, QAnon Supporter Joins US Capitol Insurrection

Amid the swarm of angry, fanatical Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol in a rally in which four people died, was the idiosyncratic man known as Q Shaman.

The tattooed, topless Shaman made his presence known while holding the American flag and shouting through a megaphone. He was wearing his usual threads: a furry, horned headpiece and red-white-and-blue face paint, AZ Central reported.

The snap below, which shows protesters including Q Shaman, was tweeted by Igor Bobic, a HuffPost politics reporter.

It turns out that Q Shaman, who was present at the Capitol riot, is reportedly a QAnon supporter named Jake Angeli.

Amid the hugely chaotic protest, a writer and editor at the Informant, Nick Martin, tweeted a snap of Angeli without his "fur hat and painted face costume."

“The man in the center with the fur hat and painted face is a QAnon believer from Arizona named Jake Angeli,” Martin tweeted.

The tweet further revealed that before Angeli joined the QAnon movement, he used to be a small-time actor, voice-over artist and singer.

“Here’s a photo of him out of costume,” he added.

Another picture was uploaded by a netizen on Twitter, identifying Q Shaman as Angeli and saying where he lives.

Angeli is reportedly known as a QAnon supporter. According to QAnon’s theory, Trump is pursuing a “secret war” against elite pedophiles working in the government, business and media who worship Satan, BBC reported.

Aside from his head-turning costume at rallies, Angeli, 32, is also known for his “Q Sent Me” sign, ABC 8News reported. Citing Arizona Central, Q Shaman was reportedly present during the February 2020 Trump rally in Phoenix, where he explained who “Q” was.

Angeli reportedly said tha t “Q” was a government agent who wanted to take America back from pedophiles and globalists.

Congre ss has confirmed Joe Biden as President-elect of the United States. On the other hand, Trump still disputes the election's result with false claims of voter fraud, and rallies that his supporters love,The Washington Post noted.

Amid this recent chaos at the Capitol, a netizen took to Twitter and posted a screen capture of President Trump’s January-sixth-see-you-in-D.C. tweet from December.

“Let’s be clear about who orchestrated this,” the netizen tweeted.