Princeton University and its Department of Public Safety are looking for a 23-year-old pupil that disappeared on April 19 after he was last seen near a school collection.
Lauren Blackburn, 23, of Indiana, was identified near the Firestone Library around 6 p.m. Saturday prior to his loss.
The pupil is a previous personnel author for the college’s paper, The Daily Princetonian.
Vice President for Student Life W. Rochelle Calhoun claimed in an e-mail to pupils that she “will share an update when we know more, but in the meantime please hold Lauren in your thoughts as we attempt to locate him,” according to the pupil paper.
Princeton University pupil Lauren Blackburn has actually been missing out on from school considering that Saturday, April 19. (Princeton University)
Blackburn was apparently a standout secondary school pupil, being picked as one of 2,500 pupils for the National Merit Scholarship in 2019 prior to enlisting at Princeton, according to WAVE.
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“He can read a book and know everything in it,” Kate Robinson, an English educator at Corydon Central High School, informed the electrical outlet at the time. “I’m pretty sure he has a photographic memory.”
Blackburn was last seen “in the vicinity of Firestone Library wearing blue jeans with torn knees, a yellow t-shirt with a black, zippered hooded sweatshirt, and blue, flat bottom shoes,” Princeton claimed. (Princeton University)
Authorities apparently started browsing near Lake Carnegie in Princeton, stating a missing out on individual’s phone was sounding in the location, according to WPVI.
Blackburn is 6-foot-2, evaluates 170 extra pounds, and was last seen using jeans with splits in the knees, a yellow Tee shirts and a black, zippered hooded sweatshirt. He has brownish eyes and black hair.
Princeton University authorities are browsing near Lake Carnegie, stating a missing out on individual’s phone was sounding in the location, according to WPVI. ( iStock)
Authorities are asking any person with details regarding Blackburn’s location to get in touch with the Department of Public Safety at (609) 258-1000.
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Fox News Digital connected to Princeton University for updates in the search on Wednesday early morning.
