A man linked to the high-profile "Putney pusher" case was found dead at his London home after failing to appear for a family meal, according to a coroner’s inquest. Authorities were alerted by his brother-in-law, who discovered him unresponsive, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his death. The incident stems from a 2017 confrontation on Putney Bridge, where he was arrested in connection with allegations involving a jogger and a woman struck by a bus. Details from the inquest may shed further light on the events leading to his passing.
Brother-in-law went to check on Nicholas Brandram at his London home and found him unresponsive, coroner saysThe man who was arrested on suspicion of being the so-called “Putney pusher” was found dead at his home after missing a family meal, an inquest has heard.Nicholas Brandram, 44, was arrested in June in connection with an incident on Putney Bridge on 5 May 2017 in which a jogger shoved a woman headfirst into the path of an oncoming bus. Continue reading...
