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Suspected London 'Putney Pusher' found dead, media reports say
Police say his death is unexpected and not suspicious as a file is prepared for the coroner after the reopened 2017 probe.
- On Tuesday, 44-year-old banker Nicholas Brandram was found dead at his home in Chiswick. Metropolitan Police stated the death is being treated as unexpected but is not believed to be suspicious.
- Brandram was the primary suspect in the long-running 'Putney Pusher' inquiry, having been arrested on June 15 for attempted grievous bodily harm relating to a 2017 bridge incident.
- On May 5, 2017, a jogger pushed a 33-year-old woman into the path of a 430 bus on Putney Bridge; driver Oliver Salbris swerved to avoid the pedestrian, saving her life.
- Despite conducting over 50 interviews and making three arrests, detectives never brought formal charges in the case. A file will now be prepared for the coroner regarding Brandram's death.
- Brandram was a decorated former British Army officer and multi-millionaire banker descended from Queen Victoria. He had been released under investigation earlier this month prior to his death.
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Suspected London 'Putney Pusher' found dead, media reports say
·London, United Kingdom
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NICHOLAS Brandram (44), a multimillionaire, banker and prime suspect in the 2017 case of pushing a woman under a bus on London's Putney Bridge, has been found dead.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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Suspected London ‘Putney Pusher’ found dead,
The man suspected of being the “Putney Pusher”, who knocked a woman into the path of an oncoming bus in London nine years ago in a mystery incident which attracted huge publicity, has been found dead, British media reported on Wednesday. Nicholas Brandram, 44, had been arrested in June on suspicion of grievous bodily harm […]
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