On Wednesday, October 23, precisely one week after the death of the well-known singer Liam Payne, Argentine police apparently conducted a raid at the CasaSur Hotel in Palermo, Buenos Aires. In an effort to learn more about Payne's death—which was brought on by a fall from the balcony of his third-floor hotel room—photos of uniformed police officers entering the building have surfaced.
The former member of One Direction died on October 16 at the age of 31 due to numerous injuries sustained in the collision.
The world has been devastated by Payne's tragic and sudden death, and authorities are reportedly asking the hotel for more security footage. Additionally, investigators are looking for information about the singer's coworkers on the day of her death.
Argentine Police Raids CasaSur Hotel To Further Investigate Liam Payne's Death
Police are attempting to determine which CasaSur employees were on duty on Wednesday, October 16, as well as in the days preceding Payne's passing, according to Us Weekly. Authorities are allegedly looking through the hotel's computers and registration books for information as part of the raid.
Paul Higgins, the former manager of the One Direction tour, was spotted at the CasaSur with the police, looking at security tape. According to the mainstream media, he was reportedly seen asking a number of hotel employees who they believed were supplying the Teardrops vocalist with drugs.
The toxicology analysis indicates that Payne had pink cocaine in his bloodstream when he fell, according to an ABC News story. A deadly combination of MDMA, ketamine, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines, cocaine, and crack, this designer drug comes in pill or powder form and is said to cause hallucinations.
In addition to Higgins, Geoff, Payne's father, is also in Argentina to help investigators. He had previously been spotted inspecting the hotel balcony where his son had fallen.
Due to the emotional upheaval surrounding his son's murder, Geoff will remain in the South American nation in "dynamic police custody until the end of judicial proceedings," the Argentine Prosecutor's Office informed Us Weekly on October 22. The prosecutor's office is currently placing a high priority on protecting the "privacy of the family of the former member of One Direction," according to Dr. Andrés Esteban Madrea, one of the prosecutors managing Payne's case.
Geoff and Karen, Payne's parents, his two older sisters, Ruth and Nicola, and his 7-year-old son, Bear, whom he shared with his ex-girlfriend Cheryl Cole, are all living.
Liam gained international recognition as one of the five members of the boy band One Direction, formed on "The X Factor" in 2010. The group achieved massive success with hit albums like Up All Night, Take Me Home, and Midnight Memories.
After the band went on hiatus in 2016, Liam launched his solo career. His debut single, "Strip That Down," featuring Quavo, topped the charts and showcased his pop and R&B style.
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