October 13, 2026

Haverford professor accused of cyberstalking a colleague will be held until trial, judge rules

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svg]:overflow-visible">Listen to article • 0:00 minA Haverford College professor accused of cyberstalking and issuing antisemitic threats to a colleague will be held in custody until his trial, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.Guangtian Ha, an assistant professor of religion, was arrested last week following an FBI investigation. Prosecutors said he used several anonymous accounts on X to send hateful, antisemitic messages to his colleague off and on from October 2025 until May. Prosecutors allege Ha’s posts also exposed his colleague’s home address, infant child’s name, and pictures of the home’s exterior. Assistant U.S. Attorney Anthony Carissimi said Tuesday Ha had demonstrated a...

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