Liam Payne’s demise: His friend, waiter, 3 others get accused of manslaughter and drugs in connection to the tragic incident

The case of Liam Payne’s demise has taken a tragic and shocking turn. According to the latest updates, new allegations and suspects have been recorded.

According to TMZ, Liam Payne’s friend Roger Nores, who left him at the CasaSur Palermo hotel just an hour before the singer’s fatal fall has been charged with negligent homicide. Not just this, the waiter Braian Paiz, who confessed to doing drugs with Liam, has been charged with supplying narcotics. In addition to these two, another employee and two hotel managers have been implicated in the batter. According to TMZ, the former, Ezequiel Pereyra has been accused of supplying narcotics to Liam Payne, while the latter Gilda Martín and Esteban Grassi are facing charges of manslaughter. All five individuals involved in the case have been summoned to court.


For the unversed, Liam Payne fell from his hotel room during a trip with his girlfriend to Buenos Aires. Reportedly she left the hotel just days before the tragic incident. The investigation revealed the use of narcotics and alcohol. Further, at the scene, the cops saw evidence of chaos, including broken furniture and destroyed objects in the room.

"City police who surveyed the scene found substances inside the room that at first glance - and pending confirmation from the experts - would be narcotics and alcoholic beverages, as well as several destroyed objects and furniture," prosecutors earlier said in a statement.

The police earlier mentioned finding fingerprints from “a bottle of whiskey, a lighter, and a cellphone.” All adding an intense layer to the ongoing investigation.

According to reports, a hotel employee called 911 before the demise of the former ‘One Direction’ star. The employee mentioned he needed to send someone urgently because a guest’s life appeared at risk. “He is in a room with a balcony. And, well, we are a little afraid that he will do something that will put his life at risk,” said the employee.