Deceased academic Jason Arday's family decries 'campaign of harassment' against him

The academic was found dead a week after he quit his role as Cambridge University professor and Jesus College fellow after allegations he had plagiarised parts of his PhD thesis and embellished his life achievements.

The Family of former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday have released a scathing statement hitting out at the "campaign of sustained abuse" directed at him

The family of ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday, 41, blames a "campaign of harassment" for his death after he resigned amid plagiarism claims.

Prof Arday, who resigned following a plagiarism row, was pronounced dead after emergency services were called to Daley Thompson Way in Battersea.

Prof Arday, who resigned following a plagiarism row, was pronounced dead after emergency services were called to Daley Thompson Way in Battersea.

Mr Arday, who worked for a spell at Glasgow University, was found “unresponsive” at an address in south London on Friday afternoon

British academic and author Jason Arday has died, according to reports. He was found "unresponsive" at an address in Battersea, south London, on Friday afternoon, The Telegraph reports.

Family members are blaming “misinformation” and a “campaign of harassment” for the death ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday. “Jason was subjected to a campaign of sustained abuse for more than three years since he accepted the role of professor at Cambridge University by those who would leave no stone unturned in their

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Arday, who became the university’s youngest black professor at the age of 37, has denied any wrongdoing, saying in a resignation letter he did not accept “the narratives that have surrounded me”.