A man identified as the suspect in the “Putney pusher” case is found dead at his home in Chiswick, west London, nine years after a woman is pushed into the path of a bus. British media report the man was Nicholas Brandram, aged 44.
The case refers to an incident in which a woman is shoved by a jogger into the road, causing her to fall in front of an oncoming bus. Over time, Brandram was treated as a key suspect in the investigation. Sky News reports it has been understood that he is found dead at his home. BBC News and other outlets similarly say Brandram was a suspect, while the Cyprus Mail notes that he was suspected and also mentions that he had been arrested in June on suspicion of grievous bodily harm.
Outlets agree on the identity of the suspect, his location being Chiswick, and the link to the nine-year-old incident. Differences are mainly in wording and additional detail, such as references to his prior arrest, rather than the core facts of his death.
