Video: Crazed Michigan Student Attacks Jewish Conservative Woman on Campus

Social media accounts have identified the deranged young leftist woman who attacked a Jewish conservative woman on the University of Michigan campus yesterday.

And a TikTok video of Temulun Togochog, the daughter of Mongolian refugees, shows that she had been taking serious psychiatric medications, including one for schizophrenia and another for bipolar disorder.

“I should’ve f***ing killed you when I had the chance,” Togochog shouted at Lizzy Benichou as campus cops loaded her into a police van. Police released her anyway.

Video of the attack, which led to her arrest, comports with six-year-old data showing that almost 60 percent of leftist women ages 18 through 29 are mentally ill.

Angry and Crazy

The trouble began when Togochog confronted “two men sitting at a table with a sign reading ‘Is Islam Compatible with the West?’” the Daily Mail explained, “clapping directly in one of the men’s faces, causing him to recoil and put his hand to his face.”

Video shows the enraged, out-of-control woman breathing curses like a demon.

“This is f***ing stupid, bro,” she said, the video shows. She demanded to know whether he had a permit to erect the table.

“But I have several f***ing eyewitnesses, I didn’t do f***ing s**t,” she fumed, yelling about “anti-Muslim people.”

As her unhinged rant continued, she approached Benichou and called her a “b***h.”

Togochog wore a black, short-sleeve top that others and Benichou said would not be permitted in Iran.

Togochog then tackled Benichou. Pandemonium ensued. Responding to a call for an unpermitted event, cops were on the scene. They quickly subdued the lunatic.

“What the f**k are you going to do to me?” Togochog asked the cops. “Because I hit a dumb a** b***h in the face?”

As a cop brushed leaves off Togochog’s right leg, her rage against Benichou intensified. “I’d do it again every f***ing time, you stupid f***ing c**t,” she told the conservative woman:

I should’ve f***ing killed you when I had the chance.

“Are you kidding me?” someone asked.

“No, I’m not kidding you,” Togochog shouted back.

“You’re sick, you’re sick,” another young woman said as a cop loaded Togochog into the paddy wagon. “Go to a mental hospital b***h.”

Togochog then let the crazy cat out of the bag:

I’ve already been to a mental hospital. And I’ll go again if it means killing you.

Campus cops told the Daily Mail that Togochog “was taken into custody, processed and released pending warrant authorization.”

Drug List Shown

The TikTok video shows Togochog answering a number of bizarre questions by pointing to four medications. Her name is clearly visible on the bottles.

One of them is aripiprazole, generic for Abilify, which “is used alone or together with other medicines to treat mental conditions such as bipolar I disorder (manic-depressive illness), major depressive disorder, and schizophrenia,” the Mayo Clinic explains. The behavioral side effects include “fear,” “anxiety,” the “inability to sit still,” and “the need to keep moving.”

A second appears to be the antidepressant sertraline, generic for Zoloft, a serotonin reuptake inhibitor used to treat “depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and social anxiety disorder (SAD),” Mayo explains. Side effects include “aggressive reaction” and “mood or behavior changes.”

A third is an antiseizure drug, lamotrigine, generic for Lamictal, which is also “used in the treatment of bipolar disorder (manic-depressive illness) in adults,” Mayo says. Side effects include “anxiety,” “confusion,” “irritability,” and “depression.”

The label on the fourth medication is not visible.

While Togochog is an adult, antidepressants, Mayo observes, are known to “trigger anxiety, agitation, hostility, restlessness or impulsive behavior” in children.

And again, Togochog shouted that she had been a mental patient and would be happy to be one again.

Journalist Cam Higby found her social media, another sign she needs a more detailed check-up from the neck up.

Prior to University

Video of Togochog’s congressional testimony in December shows a normal, polite 17-year-old woman who tells members of the U.S. Congressional Executive Commission on China she is grateful to live in America. “I feel privileged to have grown up in the United States, a free and democratic country where I can learn my language, practice my traditions, and express my opinions without fear,” she said.

But then came the University of Michigan.

Social media users often post photos of young women before and after they start college. Before, they seem normal and happy. After, they appear angry and deranged.

In 2020, the Manhattan Institute’s Zach Goldberg collated data from a survey by Pew Research. He found that a majority of white, far-left women ages 18 to 29 — 56 percent — were mentally ill.

Some 39.7 percent of those ages 30 through 49 were mentally ill.