Liam Payne: Shocking first autopsy report

Did One Direction musician Liam Payne, who died aged 31, take a fatal drug cocktail shortly before his death? This is suggested by the first results of the autopsy, which were reported to the US news network. Accordingly, various substances were detected in the body of the star, who died on October 16th after falling from a hotel balcony in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires.

According to the report, so-called “pink cocaine” was found – a drug mix that includes, among other things, ketamine and methamphetamine. Furthermore, the toxicological tests carried out were positive for cocaine, benzodiazepine and crack.

The previous drug test is said to have been negative

These alleged results are in stark contrast to recent statements made by those close to Payne. The British tabloid “The Sun” had recently reported that Payne was actually “clean” immediately before his death. People close to him reported that the Brit entered Argentina on September 30 to renew an expired US visa.

In dialogue with the US embassy there, he also had to undergo a drug test to prove that he was no longer taking drugs. “The embassy said he would have to undergo a rigorous examination, including X-rays and a blood test to check for traces of drugs,” said an alleged friend. On the Thursday before his death, Payne was “completely clean,” and he was also “completely sober” on the weekend at a friend’s ranch. On Tuesday he received the results from the embassy, ​​which would prove that he was no longer taking drugs. That’s why his visa was approved, which he got stamped on Friday – two days after his death.

It was already announced on Saturday that Payne had himself admitted to a rehab clinic in the summer, but left just a few hours later.