Liam Payne’s fatal fall appears to still be haunting a guest at CasaSur Palermo, and now he’s breaking his silence.
The former One Direction singer died from multiple injuries after falling from the third floor of a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 16, 2024.
Payne is said to have died on the spot, according to ‘The Mirror’, after suffering a debilitating skull fracture that the medical examiner said was “incompatible with life”.
He is 31 years old.
Bret Watson was reportedly in a room on the first floor with his wedding planner when he discovered the tragic incident unfolding – Payne was in free fall – according to ‘TMZ.’ The traumatized guest will appear in the new documentary ‘TMZ Presents: Liam Payne: Who’s to Blame?’
According to Watson, he and the unidentified wedding planner ran to the balcony and looked down to see the former 1D singer, who he believed died instantly. According to media reports, the documentary will feature exclusive interviews with the defendant as well as accounts from witnesses.
Watson claims the sound of Liam’s body hitting the ground was more haunting than the fall itself. According to the interview, the witness is still facing issues related to the messy location.
Watson and other wedding guests said they witnessed the entertainer become increasingly drunk and erratic over time. He witnessed the final encounter between Payne and the hotel staff, who carried him by his arms and legs to the room where they left him.
Soon after, the beloved entertainer fell 10 meters from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires.
According to the media, there are several different stories regarding the interaction, as Liam’s friend Roger Nores claimed Payne was just a little drunk and in good spirits when he left him just an hour before the season. collect.
Recently discovered prosecution documents reveal details about Payne’s final hours, including allegations that he repeatedly contacted hotel staff to request alcohol and drugs, and allegedly offered an escort $5,000 to visit him.
Since his death, authorities have begun a thorough investigation into the circumstances of his death, charging five individuals, including hotel employee and Argentine businessman Roger Nores, who denies I’m a suspect.
Esteban Grassi, the hotel’s head receptionist and one of the defendants, alleged that Payne repeatedly called the receptionist for assistance in obtaining cocaine. Grassi recalled that after he refused to help, Payne allegedly insulted him, saying he was “useless.”
Text messages provided to prosecutors and released by journalist Mauro Szeta allegedly show Payne offering an escort, Aldana Serrano, $5,000 to “party.” One text read: “I have all day… I’ll give you 5,000… dollars. You come to my hotel, we party, just you and me.” When he noticed that Serrano’s WhatsApp profile photo included another woman, Payne asked: “Who is your friend, do you want to take her with you?” Serrano replied: “We’re both $5,000, the two of us are together all day.”
Grassi also detailed a previous encounter where Payne allegedly asked a waiter for cocaine, allegedly becoming angry when he was refused. “He invited me into his room, which was a disaster, and asked if I could get him cocaine,” the waitress texted Grassi. “I said, ‘I’m sorry sir, but neither I nor any of the staff can help you with that type of service.’ He called me ‘useless’ and told me to get out of his sight.”
The investigation revealed that Payne had been drinking and had traces of cocaine in his system at the time of death. Toxicology reports also pointed to the presence of antidepressants, and a psychiatrist had warned a month earlier about the dangers of mixing drugs with alcohol.
— Originally published on Enstarz
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