Banker suspected of being ‘Putney pusher’ found dead
A multi-millionaire banker who was suspected of being the ‘Putney pusher’ has been found dead in his home just three months after being arrested. Nicholas Brandram, who is a descedent of Queen Victoria, was discovered dead in his West London property on Tuesday. The 44-year-old was held on suspicion of grievous bodily harm in June, [...]
Nicholas Brandram, a multi-millionaire banker and descendant of Queen Victoria, was discovered deceased in his West London residence on Tuesday, three months after his arrest. The 44-year-old was apprehended in June on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, following a 2017 incident on Putney Bridge. The victim, a woman, was shoved into traffic by a jogger, who then narrowly avoided a collision with a double-decker bus.
CCTV footage captured the incident on 5 May 2017, with the pedestrian sustaining minor injuries. The Met Police confirmed that Brandram was found unresponsive inside a property in Chiswick at 7.12pm on Tuesday. His death is currently being treated as unexpected, but not suspicious, and an investigation file will be prepared for the coroner.
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