One Direction singer Liam Payne's cause of ¡®questionable death¡¯ revealed in preliminary autopsy, all that we know
One Direction sensation Liam Payne¡¯s unfortunate death has become concerning among his admirers. A preliminary autopsy has now emerged in this case revealing some shocking insights about the singer¡¯s cause of demise.
The office of the Argentinian prosecutor earlier confirmed that One Direction singer Liam Payne died due to multiple traumas following a third-floor fall and long excessive bleeding. This happened on October 16, 2024, in Buenos Aires¡¯ CasaSur Palermo Hotel (Argentina). While authorities are busy interviewing five witnesses to know more, a preliminary autopsy report has arrived.
Rolling Stone reports a part of the autopsy as ¡°The circumstances of the case are being investigated as a 'questionable death¡¯¡±. The statement originally in Spanish further asserted, ¡°Although everything indicates that the musician was alone when the fall occurred, he was going through some type of outbreak from substance abuse.¡±
The central cause of death reasserted by the report remains - multiple traumas and internal and external haemorrhage.
As per Forensic experts, around 25 injuries were found in the autopsy and especially the head injuries were enough to be fatal. The ¡®internal and external bleeding¡¯ in the skull, chest, abdomen, and limbs also played a key role in his death. The histopathological, biochemical, and toxicological are yet to arrive for a better understanding.
However, the presence of narcotics and alcoholic beverages in initial investigations is already available in public knowledge. This angle of Liam¡¯s death first emerged after the manager of the hotel had made a 911 call informing that a star under the influence of drugs was destroying objects and furniture in their room.
The latest report also doubled down by The Guardian reasserts that there isn¡¯t any suspicion of foul play or third-party involvement as infamously assumed. Additionally, Payne¡¯s posture while landing on the ground clearly indicated that he "did not adopt a reflex posture to protect himself," as per the report posted by Rolling Stone.
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Aditya Sagar is a journalist at Indiatimes, blending his love for entertainment with sprinkles of lifestyle and whatever's catching fire at the moment. With a pulse on Bollywood and an ear to the ground for the latest trends, he steers the world of cinema, style, and viral stories with finesse. Your go-to guide for the glitz, gossip, and everything in between, find him @theadityasagar across all social platforms.
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