Liam Payne’s death could have been prevented? Dealer points finger

Liam Payne’s death could have been prevented if those around him had acted sooner, according to the hotel cleaner accused of drugging the singer.

Liam fell to his death last October from the balcony of Argentina’s first floor room at the Casasur Palermo Hotel. -Ga / -da Inheritance Singer’s toxicology reports indicated he had drugs, alcohol, and anti-alcohol in his system at the time of death.

The man accused of giving cocaine, Ezequiel David Pereyra, 22 years old, who is now in prison in Marcos PAS PAS, and the finger pointed to the hotel.

Pereyra argues that the hotel staff should have called an ambulance when the singer fainted, but instead they took her to the room and left there alone. He then fell off the balcony.

“They let him do whatever he wants because he makes money,” Pereyra said. “The biggest mistake was not calling an ambulance when he passed through the flames

“They only call the police after they’ve been left alone,” he said. “Then it’s too late.”

“I’m not a businessman,” Pereyra said. “I was told to do whatever Liam did. The hotel knew what was going on.”