A Conservative political campaigner found dead at a seaside beauty spot timed a series of tweets to go live after her death, it has emerged. It emerged today that she had set a number of tweets to be published at midday today, three days after her death and around the time Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke at the Conservative Party conference. She did not suggest bullying within the Conservative Party was the reason for her death. She reportedly came to The Mighty Redcar team's attention through an article she wrote for the Huffington Post: 'Criminals Do Not Define My Home Town,' referring to Redcar. Director of The Mighty Redcar, Dan Dewsbury paid tribute on Twitter: 'RIP Jade Smith - you were passionate, brilliant and talented.

Source: Daily Mail October 02, 2019 15:22 UTC