Alison Wu, a Chinese female student at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Institute of Public Health, and her boyfriend Scott Helton were not heard from for more than 20 days, and finally had good news on May 2. Cu police contacted Alison Wu on the 1st and she is well.

Rebecca Kendall, a spokeswoman for the University of Los Angeles in charge of the case, confirmed that Alison Wu had been contacted on Monday and that she was OK. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) thanked all those who helped ensure the safe return of the students.

Kendal said that no criminal charges will be filed in the disappearance, and out of respect for the privacy of those involved,

she would not release further details, except to say that Alison Wu has returned safe and sound, and that her boyfriend, Hailton, who disappeared with Alison Wu, has been confirmed by police.

Alison Wu's mother, Renay Wu, reported her daughter missing to Los Angeles police on Tuesday. Wu said her daughter had traveled to San Francisco for a week with her boyfriend, Scott Helton, and was reported missing after returning to Los Angeles.

Alison Wu's roommate said she and her boyfriend were last seen on the evening of October 10. After Wu left without notice, the roommate found their cell phone and car keys in her room, and their car was still in the apartment parking lot.

Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, who is friends with Wu, has appealed for help in finding Wu on Facebook, and asked anyone with information about Wu's or her boyfriend's whereabouts to contact police as soon as possible. He has not heard from Alison Wu since last Monday, heartbroken and frightened.

After claiming to be missing, Wu also left a message on his girlfriend's Facebook page on the 11th. Police also found on video that The two of them were also seen at The Coffee Bean near Wilshire Avenue and San Vicente Street around 7 a.m. on the 13th.

Although their friends and relatives tried to forward the news of their disappearance through various social networking sites, no further news came until May 1, when the two were confirmed by the police to be safe and well.

Media outlets have tried to contact Wu's mother, Renay Wu, and her friend Gunn through the Facebook message function to inform her of the good news, but did not respond.

Helton had been working at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles before he disappeared and had quit his job.

Friends of Alison Wu have revealed on social media that Hailton, who went missing with her, believes in a religion called the 5d earth theory and believes he is a superhuman, which may be the reason for her disappearance.

Alison Wu was with Helton when she left, and a social media user reported that a friend who believed in five-day Earthism, a religion Helton believed in,

had recently disappeared. One of Wu's friends said on social media that people who believe in this religion believe they are superhumans, engineers who can expand the world,

and the religion believes in six criteria for superhumans, including: Superhumans don't need to work, follow feelings and thoughts, see good and bad, don't belong anywhere, can't live without purpose, etc.

Before Wu disappeared, she told her mother she was helping two homeless people and felt like an "angel on earth."