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London banker linked to royals found dead after 'Putney Pusher' accusation
London banker with royal ties dies after being accused of the 2017 'Putney Pusher' bus incident
In brief
London banker with royal ties dies after being accused of the 2017 'Putney Pusher' bus incident Nicholas Brandram, a royal family-connected banker accused of pushing a woman into a bus, died at home in West London. Originally reported by New York Post.
Nicholas Brandram found dead
Police found Nicholas Brandram, 44, unresponsive at his West London home Tuesday night. He died at the scene.
“Nicholas Brandram, 44, was found dead Tuesday, according to Police.”
Putney Pusher suspect
Brandram was arrested in June 2023 for the 2017 Putney Bridge bus incident where he shoved a woman into traffic.
“Nicholas Brandram, 44, was found dead Tuesday, according to Police.”
Royal connections
Brandram is a descendant of Queen Victoria and grandson of Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark.
“He was a grandson of Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark, who was the great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria.”
2017 bus incident
In 2017, Brandram shoved a woman into the path of a double-decker bus on Putney Bridge, causing minor injuries.
“A jogger shoved a female pedestrian into the path of a double-decker bus on Putney Bridge on May 5, 2017.”
Arrest and charges
Brandram was charged with attempted grievous bodily harm after nearly a decade-long manhunt for the 'Putney Pusher'.
“He was arrested at his $1.8 million London home on June 15 after nearly a decade-long manhunt for the 'Putney Pusher'.”
The key point
Nicholas Brandram, a royal family-connected banker accused of pushing a woman into a bus, died at home in West London.