The man suspected of pushing a woman into the path of a bus in London has been found dead
a month ago by Arwu to c/unitedkingdom
I would almost take that bet and rule suicide after his arrest.
The incident
The bus driver certainly was paying attention!
Weird how the BBC is going soft on the Royal angle - it should be in the headline - they normally love to ram the Royal cock (and bull stories) right up our collective newspipe. "[Nicholas Brandram, 44] is a relative of European royalty - a direct descendant of Queen Victoria, his great grandfather was King Constantine I of Greece, his grandmother was Princess Katherine of Greece, and the late Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, was his father's godfather"
Thats a bit like an American claiming to be British because their great grandfather once ate a Yorkshire Pudding
Only in US and Canada
And nothing of value was lost.
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Banker, under active police investigation, 44, can afford to live in Chiswick…
£100 says he died from heart complications due to cocaine use.
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