In this Post Millennial article, Ari Hoffman reports that San Jose State University graduate student Ziheng “Tony” Fang was federally charged with hoax threats after allegedly posting over 20 bomb threats and antisemitic, racist messages across campus restrooms that disrupted operations for months.
- Fang, a 30-year-old master’s student in data science, authored messages including “WARNING! MASS BOMB NEXT WEEK” with swastikas and “Kill all Jews, Muslims, Chinks, and Mexicans,” with specific dates for attacks.
- His fingerprint was found on one message, while key card records placed him entering buildings before 16 of 18 incidents, and surveillance captured him near restrooms shortly before discoveries.
- The threats, spanning October 2024 to May 2025, prompted emergency alerts, class cancellations, online shifts, and widespread fear, turning campus buildings into “ghost towns” on predicted attack dates.
- University police documented the hateful writings in men’s and gender-neutral bathrooms, causing numerous fearful calls from students and staff.
- Fang was arrested and made his initial federal court appearance on July 10; he remains in custody facing charges of false information and hoaxes.
Read the full story:
https://thepostmillennial.com/graduate-student-charged-for-terrorizing-san-jose-state-with-bomb-hoaxes-antisemitic-threats
