The chief receptionist of the Buenos Aires hotel where Liam Payne was found dead on Wednesday told a 911 dispatcher the former One Direction member had had "too many drugs and alcohol" and was "trashing the entire room."


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-17 14:43:53">October 17, 2024 at 2:43 p.m.</time>

The chief receptionist of the Buenos Aires hotel where Liam Payne was found dead on Wednesday told a 911 dispatcher the former One Direction member had had “too many drugs and alcohol” …{ai:summary}<p>Liam Payne was found dead in a Buenos Aires hotel, with the chief receptionist reporting to 911 that he had consumed "too many drugs and alcohol" and was damaging the room. </p><p>The incident raises concerns about substance use and its consequences. #society</p>

Liam Payne 911 call before tragic death alludes to drugs, trashing hotel room

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