Liam Payne, the beloved former One Direction singer, tragically died on October sixteenth after from a lodge balcony in Bueno Aries, Argentina.
Recently, the investigation into his dying took an sudden flip when the lawyer of one of many suspects claimed that choose’s determination was “illegitimate, unfounded and arbitrary.”
According to the Mirror, the Argentinian choose Lauren Bruniard determined proceed with prosecuting all 5 suspects, ordering the remand of custody for 2 of the boys.
One of the suspect, a waiter on the lodge Braian Nahuel Paiz, has been allegedly accused of promoting medicine to Payne on two separate events.
Paiz’s lawyer was the primary one to talk out, admitting that his consumer was a drug consumer however insisting that he by no means engaged in drug dealing.
Appealing the choose’s ruling to delay his consumer’s remand, the lawyer argued, “Brian made a really in depth assertion and gave all of the details.”
He admitted that Piaz met Payne on two events and through their non-public conferences, “in addition they consumed narcotics however it isn’t true that he offered him medicine.”
“Some time again, he [Paiz] used to make use of extra. He had medicine in his home for his personal use, he met Liam and so they each used,” the lawyer defined on Argentinian on-line information portal.
“It’s not that one took medicine to the opposite, they each simply shared what they’d.”
He went on to say that their connection prolonged past drug use, including, “though it appeared like the one factor that introduced them collectively was this, however it wasn’t.”
“My consumer had medicine for private use, they received collectively as soon as and received excessive collectively. When he went to the lodge the place Liam was, he already had medicine,” he continued.
In addition to Braian Paiz, the opposite 4 suspects in Liam Payne’s case embrace, Roger Nores (Payne’s pal charged with negligent murder), Ezequiel Pereyra (lodge worker, charged for supplying narcotics) , Glida Martin and Esteban Grassi (lodge managers, charged for manslaughter).
