Lachelle Jordan, a former EMT worker from Cleveland, Ohio, who went missing last Saturday, has been found safe and taken to hospital for treatment. Jordan’s father confirmed on Thursday night that his daughter had been found and was safe. She appeared at a convenience store on Euclid Avenue, around 10 miles from Cleveland. Reportedly, she was barefoot and with torn clothes and asked to call the police. The Cleveland police were working with the US Marshals Service to locate her because her disappearance was suspicious.

Jordan’s twin sister called the police after she went missing on Saturday. She was expected to testify against Michael Stennett, who had been accused of two counts of rape and one count of abduction in 2022. Stennett was arrested on Monday for violating a protection order while committing multiple felonies, including menacing by stalking. However, Jordan’s family members did not believe that Stennett had anything to do with her disappearance, and the police have not provided any evidence linking him to the case.

According to court documents, Stennett had allegedly violated a protection order that Jordan had placed against him, which led her to fear for her safety. She had reportedly spotted Stennett following her or waiting outside her home several times in April. The court documents also showed that Stennett was currently facing rape charges in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.

A Cleveland EMS Union representative mentioned that Jordan had been stalked and threatened at work to a point where her supervisor had to take her out of the field. Jordan’s two children were with family members while authorities searched for her.

The police have not provided any information on what happened to Jordan while she was missing, or how she managed to get to the convenience store. The investigation is still ongoing, and the authorities are yet to confirm if Stennett was involved in her disappearance.

Jordan’s disappearance and safe recovery remind us of the dangers of stalking and the precautions that should be taken when we feel that our safety is compromised. The public should pay more attention to the signs of stalking and take action as soon as possible to avoid cases like Jordan’s.

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Academics Call for Further Research into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP)

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Academic evaluation of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) is deemed important by academics following a survey, according to a study published in Frontiers in Psychology. It revealed that over a third of respondents were interested in delving deeper into the topic, while roughly 9% remained unclear on the issue. Over two-thirds of academics agreed that it was of utmost importance that academia participated in probing the UAP topic. The authors of the report argued that the findings of the survey highlighted academia’s crucial role in evaluating UAP information and conducting further research to gain a better understanding. Sean Kirkpatrick, a Pentagon official, has further emphasized the importance of investigating UAPs, stating in a draft paper that the US government should consider the possibility that these unidentified objects may be probes launched from other planets or galaxies. Although unpublished, Kirkpatrick’s paper urges the government not to rule out the likelihood that UAPs could well be artificial objects, possibly extraterrestrial in nature.

In the lead-up to the release of information by the US government on its sightings due on 25 June, academics are shedding light on the importance of further research into UAPs. A survey undertaken by Marissa Yingling, Charlton Yingling, and Bethany Bell disclosed that 56 university faculty members from 35 different institutions in the US had seen UAPs, however, many chose not to report their sightings owing to the perceived stigma. The authors of the survey suggest that academia needs to acquire the “vocabulary” to become involved in the UAP conversation, which is categorized by classification, stigma, and bias.

Despite the apparent stigma related to UAP research, academia sees this topic as one that should not be taken lightly, and one that requires further attention. More importantly, this research has the potential to uncover significant discoveries, such as any extraterrestrial life that may exist and the origins of UAPs. This is why Kirkpatrick and the three authors of the survey suggest that academia should investigate these unidentified objects further. As the US government prepares to reveal its findings on 25 June, it is essential that the academia and the wider scientific community continue to prioritize the need to probe further into UAPs. The need to know more about UAPs should override any negative association attached to the discipline.

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