Liam Payne tragically fell to his death from the third floor balcony of Hotel Casa Sur Palermo in Buenos Aires Argentina.
British pop star Liam Payne tragically fell to his death yesterday from the third floor hotel balcony sending shockwaves across the entertainment world. Moments earlier a manager at the hotel made a frantic call to the emergency helpline reporting an unruly guest.
The call described the alarming moments before the former member of the boy band One Direction fell from the balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires Argentina.
During the call the manager claimed the singer was out of control and putting his life at risk urgently requesting assistance.
In the audio the manager Esteban stated that the singer was destroying his hotel room under the influence of drugs and alcohol. We have a guest drunk with drugs and alcohol. When he is conscious he is breaking everything in the room the manager said.
According to the report the head of reception made two calls to the authorities. In the second call he repeated his urgent request stating We need you to send someone urgently because I don’t know if the guest life is in danger.
The manager noted that the guest was in a room with a balcony and expressed concern saying and well we’re a little bit worried he’ll do something that he’ll put his life at risk.
When asked how long the guest had been staying at the hotel the person replied He’s been here for two or three days.
Resources were dispatched to the hotel at 5:04 PM (local time) according to reports while emergency medical services were requested after the police were informed of the fall at around 5:07 PM. Payne was reportedly behaving erratically and had been carried back to his room before his death witnesses said.
Liam Payne died on the spot and authorities confirmed that there was no possibility of resuscitating him. Shortly after his body was placed in an ambulance and escorted away by police.
Prosecutors indicated that an initial inquiry suggested the fall followed substance abuse. The autopsy revealed 25 injuries, including fatal head trauma and confirmed no signs of third-party involvement.
Payne is survived by his parents, his son Bear Grey Payne, with his former girlfriend Cheryl and two older sisters.
