Met Says Investigation Into the ‘Putney Pusher’ Remains Ongoing
His sisters say police rushed to arrest him despite evidence that he was at work and did not match the victim’s description.
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'Putney Pusher' suspect offered to pay for private DNA test to clear name
The "Putney Pusher" suspect offered to pay for a private DNA test to clear his name, it has been revealed.The sisters of Nicholas Brandram, the man arrested in connection with the 2017 Putney Bridge pushing incident, have said he volunteered to fund the test.Mr Brandram, 44, was discovered dead at his Chiswick home on Tuesday, having been detained by officers in June over the nine-year-old case.His siblings, Alexia Hicks and Sophie Volker, have …
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Nicholas Brandram's sisters gave the BBC a list of reasons why he couldn't be the runner who pushed a woman in front of a bus on the Putney Bridge in London.
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