Three weeks after the death of Liam Payne in a fatal fall from the third floor of his hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the body of the ex-One Direction member will be repatriated to the United Kingdom on Monday, November 4. His funeral is expected to take place this week.
The body of Liam Payne, who died on Wednesday October 16 following a fatal fall from the third floor of his hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, will be released to his family for repatriation to the United Kingdom, a police source at the “ABC News” channel. This was the request of his father Geoff Payne, who arrived on site just after his son’s death. Request finally accepted by the prosecutor in charge of the investigation to determine the exact causes of death.
Preliminary autopsy results revealed that the former One Direction member died from “multiple trauma” and “internal and external bleeding” caused by his fall. A fall which could be due to the “drug addiction episode” he was going through. Drug research revealed the presence of several drugs in Liam Payne’s body, including “pink cocaine”, a mixture of several substances such as ketamine, methamphetamine and MDMA.
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Liam Payne’s funeral
According to information from the Argentine newspaper “La Nacion”, the body of Liam Payne, aged only 31, should be repatriated to the United Kingdom “no later than” Monday November 4. His funeral is expected to take place within the next week in England, where he was originally from. More precisely at Saint Paul’s Cathedral, in the city of Wolverhampton where he was born. The opportunity for his families, friends and loved ones to pay him a last tribute.
