Will Maeng 

I cant see your image very well but typically what happens is InDesign has may layers and some of the layers have JP in them.
It's a case of finding them in the InDesign file and ensure they are hidden. If memory servers me correctly you can expose all layers and perhaps by doing a search you can try identify them.
A clue would be I think the JP is linked to cross References as noted in Studio via the Context Pane as seen in blue. 

Second thing to watch out for is, ensuring the Studio File type being used has "Extract Content of hidden and locked layers" disabled. 
If the JP is linked to cross references, you can try play with the "Extract cross reference format" to see what is parsed within Studio.



Tip: As you play around with file formats (both native and options within Studio) try the following, as it save you having loads of troubleshooting projects created:

• File - Options - File Types
• Make your File amendments as you see fit
• Use the preview file option below to see if the settings improve 

Once you are happy, then create your project

I do hope this helps a bit 

Lyds

Will Maeng 

I cant see your image very well but typically what happens is InDesign has may layers and some of the layers have JP in them.
It's a case of finding them in the InDesign file and ensure they are hidden. If memory servers me correctly you can expose all layers and perhaps by doing a search you can try identify them.
A clue would be I think the JP is linked to cross References as noted in Studio via the Context Pane as seen in blue. 

Second thing to watch out for is, ensuring the Studio File type being used has "Extract Content of hidden and locked layers" disabled. 
If the JP is linked to cross references, you can try play with the "Extract cross reference format" to see what is parsed within Studio.



Tip: As you play around with file formats (both native and options within Studio) try the following, as it save you having loads of troubleshooting projects created:

• File - Options - File Types
• Make your File amendments as you see fit
• Use the preview file option below to see if the settings improve 

Once you are happy, then create your project

I do hope this helps a bit 

Lyds