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THE FBI FOUND THE LAPTOP UNDER HER BED. STILL DRIPPING. Thursday, a Detroit townhouse. Agents pulled a MacBook out from under bags of clothes stuffed beneath the bed. Prosecutors say it had just been dunked in water: "Droplets remained on the screen and touchpad." The townhouse is Zainab Hakim's. She is 23, and prosecutors call her the ringleader of a federal conspiracy to terrorize University of Michigan regents, campus police and the Jewish Federation of Detroit until the school cut its ties to Israel. Glass jars of noxious chemicals thrown into family homes. Fake bloody corpses on a regent's lawn. Red inverted triangles painted on their houses, the symbol the government says Hamas uses to mark a target. A judge let her out on bond in June over the government's objection. Monday prosecutors asked Judge Judith Levy, who has the case, to lock her back up: "Perhaps this court believed her when she said she would comply with all her conditions. But she lied." Twelve people are charged now. One of them, Mariam Odeh, drew two paychecks from Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign in March. His campaign says she was gone by mid April. El-Sayed is the Democrat on Michigan's ballot today. Asked about this case in June, El-Sayed said: "It's a lot more about what you're advocating for that gets you indicted or not indicted, rather than what you did." Nobody hides their advocacy under a bed. 💎