'Putney pusher' suspect found dead at home

'Putney pusher' suspect found dead at home

Police officers, accompanied by paramedics, responded to a property in Chiswick after a man was discovered unconscious. Despite their efforts, the individual, a 44-year-old male, was declared dead at the location. Authorities have notified his next-of-kin about the tragic incident.

The deceased, Brandram, had a distinguished background, having served as a Captain in the Scots Guards during the Afghanistan conflict. In more recent years, he was employed in private banking with HSBC. Beyond his professional life, Brandram was connected to European royalty; his grandmother was Princess Katherine of Greece, and Prince Philip, the late Duke of Edinburgh, served as his father’s godfather.

Earlier this year, Brandram was taken into police custody following an incident near Putney Bridge in June. During that time, he was also arrested on suspicion of possessing drugs. The circumstances surrounding these events remain part of the ongoing narrative of his life.

The police have not released further details regarding the cause of death, and investigations are presumably continuing. The community and those who knew him are coming to terms with this sudden loss

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