Some time ago Liam Payne was seen “fainting” in the lobby of his Buenos Aires hotel He diedAccording to a new interview with an eyewitness “Nightline” documentary special,
Produced by ABC News Studios, the latest episode of their “Impact x Nightline” series aired Thursday and focused on the former One Direction singer’s final days in Argentina, after he fell from the balcony of his third-floor room at the Casasur Palermo hotel Were. On 16 October.
“We’ve had several meetings with Liam,” an unnamed guest said in the special. us weekly,[There were] He was creating disturbance by coming to the lobby several times. [He] Kept being taken back to his room.
The guest, reportedly a tourist, recalled being “very disappointed” whenever he saw the singer in the lobby.
,[Liam] Was breaking his laptop in the lobby,” the man told “Nightline.” “And then the last time he came back, he actually passed out in the hotel lobby.”
The eyewitness account matches previous reports that surfaced shortly after the singer’s death, which also claimed he broke his laptop Kasasur was in the hotel lobby before he died acting “erratic”
Payne reportedly checked into Casasur Hotel Kicked out of another hotel in Buenos Aires “Because he was making a fuss and disturbing the other guests and seemed drunk.”
However it is unclear how Payne returned to his hotel room after fainting in the hotel lobby, according to a report. tmz Published soon after his death claimed the singer would have to be taken Back to my suite.
At around 5 pm local time, a manager at the hotel called emergency services And he requested assistance in dealing with a guest It appears that he was drunk, using drugs And breaking stuff in his room.
When first responders arrived, Payne had already fallen from his third-floor balcony. According to preliminary autopsy reports seen by multiple news outlets, Star died from “multiple injuries” Which included both internal and external bleeding.
The autopsy also revealed that there was a dangerous cocktail of drugs in his system, Including “Crystal”, a drug that causes powerful hallucinations, and “Pink cocaine,” also known as tusiWhich combines methamphetamine, ketamine and ecstasy. Payne said in the report “Was in a state of semi or complete unconsciousness” When he fell.
Photographs of Payne’s hotel room were published after his tragic death. a serious scene: A broken TV, drug paraphernalia and possible illegal substances.
Buenos Aires police on Wednesday Payne’s hotel raided and allegedly confiscated footage from computer hard drives and hotel cameras.
Law enforcement is reportedly trying to determine who provided Payne with the illegal drugs found in his system, with a focus on a dove soap box Authorities believe the drugs in the singer’s hotel room could have been used to secretly deliver drugs to the star.
The investigation into Payne’s death continues.
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