svg]:overflow-visible">Listen to article • 0:00 minA Haverford College professor was arrested Tuesday and charged with cyberstalking a colleague, following an FBI investigation. Messages he sent to the colleague were laden with antisemitic threats, according to court documents. Over seven months, Guangtian Ha, an assistant professor of religion, used anonymous X accounts to expose his work peer’s home address and infant child’s name. He posted a photo of the family’s mailbox and sent the peer dozens of antisemitic threats online and real-time observations of their home, according to court records.Ha’s colleague was not named in the filings.The cyberstalking began in October 2025...
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