The British musician died in October this year after falling from the third floor balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires; understand the case
Two months after the death of Liam Payneone of the former members of the boy band One Direction, the Argentine Court prosecuted five people involved in the incident, three were accused of manslaughter and two others of manslaughter and supply of narcotics.
Among them, Roger Noresa friend who accompanied the musician during his stay, and employees at the CasaSur Palermo hotel, where he was staying when the fatal fall occurred.
According to information released by the Argentine news channel Infobae, Nores is prohibited from leaving the country.
The friend of Payne He was reportedly on the manslaughter list for allegedly leaving the hotel about an hour before the incident, but he denied the accusations during investigations.
In a TMZ documentary, where he spoke about the death, he even stated that there was no indication of the tragedy: “I never abandoned Liam. I went to his hotel three times that day and left 40 minutes before this happened. There were more than 15 people in the hotel lobby talking and joking with him when I left. I could never imagine something like this would happen.”
In addition to Roger Noresthose accused are those allegedly responsible for selling drugs to the singer, Brian Nahuel Paiz and Ezekiel David Pereyrathe hotel’s chief receptionist, Esteban Grassiand the head of security Gilda Martin.
Remember the case
Liam Payneaged 31, died in October this year after an accident. The singer fell from the third floor balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires. According to the results of a post-mortem examination, the musician died from multiple traumas and internal and external bleeding.
Source: Maxima
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