Suspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case found dead at his west London home

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How it spread - 5 original reports

1. Wed, 16 September 2026

   2 reports
   • Index.hr (Croatia)17:09first to report
     Britanac s viralne snimke na kojoj gura ženu pod autobus nađen mrtav

     NICHOLAS Brandram (44), multimilijunaš, bankar i glavni osumnjičenik u slučaju guranja žene pod autobus na londonskom mostu Putney 2017. godine, pronađen je mrtav.

   • The Guardian World17:53
     Suspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case found dead at his west London home

     HSBC director Nicholas Brandram, 44, was found unresponsive by emergency services on Tuesday evening A senior city banker suspected of pushing a woman into the path of a moving bus in the “Putney pusher” case has been found dead. Nicholas Brandram, 44, was discovered at his home in Chiswick, west London, on Tuesday. Continue reading...

2. Thu, 17 September 2026

   3 reports
   • liverpoolecho.co.uk12:16
     Nicholas Brandram's family insist he wasn't the 'Putney pusher'

     Nicholas Brandram was arrested in connection with a 2017 incident where a jogger shoved a woman headfirst into the path of an oncoming bus

   • The Guardian World16:22
     Nicholas Brandram’s family deny he was ‘Putney pusher’ and say Met police pressure led to his death

     Banker, 44, was arrested in connection with 2017 incident but family say ‘no credible evidence’ he was involved The family of Nicholas Brandram have denied he was the so-called “Putney pusher” and said he “took his own life after months of immense pressure caused by a Metropolitan police investigation”. Brandram, 44, was found unresponsive at a property in Chiswick , west London, believed to be his home, on Tuesday evening. Continue reading...

   • The Guardian World20:33
     Suspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case told family that investigation was ‘murdering him’

     Exclusive: Sisters of Nicholas Brandram recount 44-year-old’s deteriorating mental health in days before he took his life Days before Nicholas Brandram, the man suspected of being the “Putney pusher”, killed himself, he told his family that the police investigation was “murdering him”. He had “no fight left” in him, he told his sisters, Alexia Hicks and Sophie Voelcker, and could not see an end to the Metropolitan police investigation, or the online abuse. Continue reading...