Pennsylvania Professor Indicted Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Threats Against Coworker, Family
Prosecutors said the online threats extended to the coworker's infant child. In 2024, the professor's anti-Israel posts were cited in a suit against the school.
Guangtian Ha, an associate professor at Haverford College, has been indicted on a federal cyberstalking charge for allegedly making anti-Semitic threats against a Jewish coworker and their family. Prosecutors claim Ha used anonymous X accounts to send over 50 threatening messages, including disclosing the coworker’s home address and threatening their infant child. Investigators linked the accounts to Ha’s internet connection and devices, and he faces up to five years in prison.
- Haverford College professor Guangtian Ha indicted on federal cyberstalking charge.
- Accused of making months of anti-Semitic threats against a Jewish coworker and their family.
- Threats included disclosing home address and threatening an infant child.
- Ha allegedly used four anonymous X accounts to send over 50 threatening messages.
- FBI linked accounts to his internet connection, cellphone, and college network.
- Faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
- Remains in custody pending a detention hearing.
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