New York, Oct 21 (EFE).- The first data from the autopsy of British singer Liam Payne, who died after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina, reveal that there were several substances in his system, including ecstasy, crack , ketamine and a drug mix known as “pink cocaine,” celebrity news website TMZ reported on Monday.
According to TMZ, which cites police sources in Argentina, toxicology tests also revealed that there was “crystal” in his blood, the Argentine version of methamphetamine.
According to their sources, the Police found a bottle of alcohol in the artist’s room, as well as prescription anti-anxiety medications.
The news of the death of Payne, 31, on October 17, caused great shock in his native United Kingdom and produced a cascade of reactions of regret on social networks, where it immediately became a topic of the moment (trending topic).
Photos of the hotel room in Palermo from where the artist fell, and published by TMZ, show the shattered television screen, white powder on a table and various instruments apparently related to drugs.
The test results appear to support what police have already said, that drugs may have been a factor in Liam’s possible suicide, the website further highlights.
Geoff Payne, the artist’s father, traveled to Argentina the day after his death to repatriate his body to the United Kingdom, a process that could take between ten and fifteen days.
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