The rhetoric and actions taken by the eight people indicted in the...
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Nov 08, 2026
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The rhetoric and actions taken by the eight people indicted in the University of Michigan conspiracy case was not just extreme. It was violent, threatening, and openly conspiratorial.
According to the indictment, one defendant said: “I’m gonna be the dirtiest f**king doctor ever.”
Another said: “get into that house then burn it down.” 🧵
According to the indictment, one defendant said: “I’m gonna be the dirtiest f**king doctor ever.”
Another said: “get into that house then burn it down.” 🧵
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Ahmet Kerem Korkaya, 28, of Milwaukee, WI, is a former medical student charged with five counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce.
Korkaya said: “I’m gonna be the dirtiest f**king doctor ever / I’m gonna be [victim’s] doctor / poison her a** slowly.”
Korkaya said: “I’m gonna be the dirtiest f**king doctor ever / I’m gonna be [victim’s] doctor / poison her a** slowly.”
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Paige Elizabeth Feyock, 26, of Ann Arbor, MI, is a Wellesley graduate who was on the pre-med track. She is charged with six counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce and one count of witness intimidation.
Feyock said: “We need people following [victim] / get into that house then burn it down.”
Feyock also said that she and Zainab Hakim would “strip search” a U-M student “to see if he is wearing a wire / not taking no chances with him.”
Feyock said: “We need people following [victim] / get into that house then burn it down.”
Feyock also said that she and Zainab Hakim would “strip search” a U-M student “to see if he is wearing a wire / not taking no chances with him.”
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Zainab Aliasgar Hakim, 23, a U-M class of 2024 graduate and known member of SAFE, U-M’s SJP chapter, is charged with seven counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce and one count of witness intimidation.
Hakim confronted a U-M student with Feyock, after which Feyock said the victim “knows not to talk.”
Hakim confronted a U-M student with Feyock, after which Feyock said the victim “knows not to talk.”
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Amatullah Aliasgar Hakim, 21, an Ann Arbor-based U-M student studying public health, is charged with seven counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce. She is also identified as a SAFE member.
In an article she co-wrote, Hakim called for students to refuse to take classes “that support Zionist rhetoric.”
In an article she co-wrote, Hakim called for students to refuse to take classes “that support Zionist rhetoric.”
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Mariam Muhammed Odeh, 24, of Dearborn, MI, is charged with one count of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce. She was previously president of SAFE and a former staffer for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Odeh believes: “The state of Israel is, in fact, a settler colony.”
Odeh believes: “The state of Israel is, in fact, a settler colony.”
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Alexander Matthew Sepulveda, 23, of Chicago, IL, a U-M class of 2026 graduate and activism chair of JVP at U-M, is charged with two counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce and one count of destruction of property to prevent seizure.
Jonathan Hongru Zou, 22, an Ann Arbor-based U-M engineering student, is charged with three counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce.
According to the indictment, Zou and Sepulveda threw two glass jars filled with a blue substance and food compost through a window of the U-M Provost’s home and spray-painted the home with inverted red triangles.
Jonathan Hongru Zou, 22, an Ann Arbor-based U-M engineering student, is charged with three counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce.
According to the indictment, Zou and Sepulveda threw two glass jars filled with a blue substance and food compost through a window of the U-M Provost’s home and spray-painted the home with inverted red triangles.
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Colin Hunter Weger, 24, of Ann Arbor, MI, is charged with two counts of conspiracy to transmit threats in interstate and foreign commerce.
Taken together, the allegations in this case point to something bigger than campus activism: rhetoric escalating into threats, intimidation, and alleged coordinated conduct.
Taken together, the allegations in this case point to something bigger than campus activism: rhetoric escalating into threats, intimidation, and alleged coordinated conduct.
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Universities have spent years pretending that escalating anti-Israel activism is just speech, just protest, just “student expression.”
The University of Michigan conspiracy case shows what happens when extremist rhetoric is allowed to harden into action.
The University of Michigan conspiracy case shows what happens when extremist rhetoric is allowed to harden into action.
