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News on October 4,Following the case of Zhang Yingying's disappearance in the United States, another missing information about the missing female student of Peking University appeared in American society.

According to reports, the news of the injuries and murders of students studying in the United States from time to time made the international students uneasy, and the vicious ** case in Las Vegas that just happened escalated the uneasiness into panic.

Allegedly,Tang Xiaolin, a 2004 graduate of Peking University majoring in space physics, went missing in San Francisco

According to reports, after the incident at the Las Vegas open-air festival in the United States on the evening of October 1, a missing person notice appeared in the online community.

Details of the missing persons are listed below:

Missing girl Tang Xiaolin

Name:Tang Xiaolin graduated from Peking University in 2004 with a major in space physics.

Age:Around 30 years old.

Physical features:About 1.65 meters, very thin.

Personal Circumstances:As a tutor and assistant researcher at the University of Utah in the United States, he has a quiet and shy personality.

Missing Contact:Arrived in San Francisco on or before September 30 and went missing in the early hours of October 1.

Why does such a thing always appear in people's sight, and I hope that the girl is safe and sound.

On March 9, Chinese visiting scholar Zhang Yingying disappeared in the United States and her whereabouts are still unknown, and the U.S. law enforcement authorities characterized the incident as a kidnapping case. On the 17th local time, the tormented Zhang Yingying's family finally flew to the United States to meet with law enforcement officers. At present, the FBI is offering a reward of $10,000 for all information related to Zhang Yingying.

Staff at the Chinese Consulate General in Chicago quoted ** as saying that significant progress had been made in the investigation of the case, but did not disclose details.

Zhang Yingying, 26, went to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in April this year for a visiting study exchange, and lost contact when she left the school at noon on June 9 to sign a rental contract in her apartment, and has been missing for nine days so far. U.S. law enforcement authorities characterized the incident as a kidnapping.

University of Illinois Police Department spokesman Patrick Wade has previously said that it is working with several law enforcement agencies, including the Illinois State Police Department and the FBI, to investigate the case. The FBI announced on the 15th that it has expanded the search scope for missing visiting scholars in China at the University of Champaign.

Authorities noted that public leads remain an important part of the case, in addition to law enforcement agencies working together to advance the investigation, and the FBI is currently offering a $10,000 reward for all information related to Ms. Zhang.

On the morning of the 17th local time, Zhang Yingying's tormented father, aunt and boyfriend flew to the United States. The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Chicago, the FBI Chicago office, representatives of local Chinese lawyers, and Zhang Yingying's classmates all went to the airport to meet the airport. Zhang Yingying's father said in an interview with **, "I hope to find my daughter as soon as possible, this is the best Father's Day gift." ”

Following the disappearance of Chinese visiting scholar Zhang Yingying in the United States and her whereabouts have not been found, another missing information about the missing female student of Peking University in the United States has appeared.

On October 5, Anna Lisa, a spokesperson for the University of Utah, confirmed the information that Tang Xiaolin was missing in an interview with reporters. She told reporters that Tang Xiaolin studied in the physics and astronomy department of the university.

Anna Lisa said that the faculty and staff of the University of Utah were very worried when they found out that Tang Xiaolin's whereabouts were unknown, and immediately notified ** and fully cooperated ** in finding her whereabouts. However, due to privacy concerns, the university is unable to disclose more personal information about Tang Xiaolin. The school hopes that ** can quickly grasp more information, and Tang Xiaolin can finally be found safely.

Name: Tang Xiaolin, graduated from Peking University in 2004, majoring in space physics, age: about 30 years old.

Physical characteristics: about 1.65 meters, very thin.

Personal situation: Tutor assistant researcher at the University of Utah, USA, quiet and shy Missing contact situation: Arrived in San Francisco on or before September 30, and lost contact in the early morning of October 1.