Nicholas Brandram, the millionaire suspect in the Putney Pusher case, passed away on September 15 at his home located in Chiswick, London. This news was announced following the release of information about his death, which had previously not been disclosed due to ongoing investigations.
Details of Nicholas Brandram's Death
The Metropolitan Police stated that at 19:12 on Tuesday, police and London Ambulance Service were dispatched to the scene, where a man was found unconscious inside a property. Unfortunately, Nicholas Brandram, 44, was pronounced dead at the scene, and his family has been notified. Currently, his death is being treated as an unexpected incident, but it does not appear to be suspicious.
Background of the Putney Pusher Case
The incident related to the Putney Pusher occurred in June 2017, when a 33-year-old woman was crossing the Putney Bridge. Nicholas Brandram was suspected of causing serious bodily harm and was subsequently arrested and released under investigation. He was re-arrested for possessing Class A and B drugs. At that time, bus driver Oliver Salbris was hailed as a hero for saving the woman's life. He stated that had he not swerved in time, there could have been dire consequences for both the woman and himself.
The Putney Pusher case was under investigation for several years, and after two arrests and questioning of 50 suspects, the police were forced to close the case. Brandram, known as a millionaire, had connections with several European royal families and worked as a manager at a private bank.
This controversial incident became one of the hot news topics in Britain, and despite police efforts, the identity of the Putney Pusher remained unknown for a long time.
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