Liam Payne ‘tried to escape hotel room’ moments before tragic death

Liam Payne reportedly attempted to flee from his hotel room just moments before his tragic death in Buenos Aires. According to sources and a police report, it is alleged that the hotel staff were aware of his intentions to use the balcony to escape but did not intervene. The American website TMZ revealed that the singer had a strong aversion to being confined in hotel rooms, a feeling that stemmed from his time in One Direction. This wasn’t the first time Liam had tried to escape a room, with a previous incident in Florida where he used a garden hose to descend from a balcony due to concerns over drug use. Witnesses recounted that Liam, who was intoxicated and causing a disturbance, had warned the hotel staff he would escape through the balcony if confined. Despite these warnings, the staff left him alone, leading to the tragic fall.

The hotel staff had used a master key to return Liam to his room after he expressed his desire to leave. Soon after, an employee called emergency services fearing that Liam might attempt to escape. Later investigations found evidence suggesting Liam had planned his escape, as a bag with pills and a bottle of Jack Daniel’s with a note “for Liam” was discovered on a neighboring balcony. While police have ruled out suicide, they are focusing on determining the source of the drugs found in his system. Liam’s friend Rogelio “Roger” Nores, who visited him multiple times on the day of his death, denies any involvement in the incident. Two other individuals have been questioned in relation to the case.

The tragic death of Liam Payne has left fans devastated as they mourn the loss of the talented singer. The circumstances surrounding his death raise questions about the pressures and challenges faced by celebrities, as well as the importance of mental health support in such situations. It serves as a reminder of the vulnerability of public figures and the need for empathy and understanding in the face of difficult circumstances.