Suspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case was found dead after missing family meal, inquest hears
There was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said. Photograph: Family handout/PAView image in fullscreenThere was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said. “I think he couldn’t understand why there wasn’t urgency to help clear his name,” she added.Explore more on these topicsLondonEnglandnewsShareReuse this content
- ▪There was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said.
- ▪Photograph: Family handout/PAView image in fullscreenThere was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said.
- ▪“I think he couldn’t understand why there wasn’t urgency to help clear his name,” she added.Explore more on these topicsLondonEnglandnewsShareReuse this content
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There was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said. Photograph: Family handout/PAView image in fullscreenThere was no evidence of third-party involvement in Nicholas Brandram’s death, the coroner said. Photograph: Family handout/PALondonSuspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case was found dead after missing family meal, inquest hearsBrother-in-law went to check on Nicholas Brandram at his home and found him unresponsive, coroner saysPA MediaTue 22 Sep 2026 11.13 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe 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…
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