A 44-year-old man identified as the “Putney Pusher” suspect, named by his family as banker Mr Brandram, dies. His relatives say he takes his own life after “months of immense pressure,” and they argue the Metropolitan Police investigation should not have proceeded as it did.
The family contends there is no forensic evidence linking him to a 2017 incident in Putney in which a jogger shoves a woman headfirst into the path of an oncoming bus. They also claim police knew he was innocent. The Daily Mail reports these assertions as coming from the family, without providing additional corroborating details or a statement from the police in the material provided.
Other reporting angles are not included in the sources shared. As a result, the available information focuses on the family’s account of the pressure they believe the investigation caused, alongside their view that the evidentiary basis was insufficient.
