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Putney Pusher suspect sisters appeal to Home Secretary to get DNA test results 'that will clear his name'
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Evening Standard
Putney Pusher suspect sisters appeal to Home Secretary to get DNA test results 'that will clear his name'
The family of Nicholas Brandram have been in contact with Shabana Mahmood in an attempt to complete a DNA test that they say will exonerate him
24 Sept, 07:50
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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, Ale…
18 Sept, 14:00