Brother didn't match description of 'Putney pusher', suspect's sisters tell BBC
Summary
The sisters of Nicholas Brandram, suspected in a "Putney pusher" case, said he did not match the suspect description and was innocent. They criticized the police for not quickly clearing his name, and Brandram died by suicide after facing pressure during the investigation.Key Facts
- Nicholas Brandram was suspected of being the "Putney pusher."
- His sisters said he did not fit the description of the suspect.
- They said the police showed little urgency in proving his innocence.
- Brandram died on Tuesday evening, and his family said he took his own life.
- His mental health worsened after his arrest.
- The sisters questioned why police did not complete DNA tests that could have cleared him.
- The family described police actions as "negligent and reckless."
- The story was reported on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.
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