Liam Payne: The new prosecutor takes over the case and says that the toxicology tests have not yet been completed

The singer died last Wednesday, the 16th, after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires

The investigation into the death of Liam Payne began this week to be led by Argentine promoter Andrés Madrea, with attention to the singer’s father, Geoff Payne. Former band member One direction died last Wednesday, aged 16, at the age of 31, after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Argentine Public Prosecutor reported that he met with Geoff Payne and assured him that toxicology tests had not yet been released, denying rumors that there were drugs in the singer’s system.

“The representative of the Prosecutor’s Office informed the father that the toxicological and histopathological tests complementary to the autopsy have not yet been completed, and that their results are necessary to decide on the release of the body”, we read in a note.

The note also says that Payne’s father “has expressed a desire for it to be investigated and known what really happened and has expressed a willingness to testify about anything he knows about his son’s life that could assist in the investigation.”

The Attorney General’s Office also said that its representative informed the musician’s father that he considered the Payne family’s privacy a priority. The information was published on the institutional portal fiscal.gob.ar.

Source: Terra

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