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31-Year-Old Liam Payne Dead: Fell from Hotel Balcony, Suspected to Be Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs

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Sources reveal that Liam Payne and his girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, arrived in Argentina on September 30, sharing several posts of their vacation on social media.

While Cassidy left Argentina on October 14, Payne stayed behind and checked into the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires.

Tragedy struck shortly after, as Liam Payne died following a fall from the third-floor balcony of his hotel.

Authorities responded after receiving a 911 call from hotel staff reporting an “aggressive” male guest.

Witnesses in the hotel lobby described Payne’s erratic behavior, and it was suspected he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

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A staff member expressed concern, saying, “We have a guest who’s off his head on drugs and is destroying everything in his room,” and feared he might harm himself due to the presence of a balcony.

Despite attempts to get urgent assistance, Payne tragically fell moments later.

Payne was found in the hotel’s internal courtyard, having suffered fatal injuries from the fall, estimated to be from 13 to 40 meters.

Emergency responders arrived at 5:11 p.m., but by the time they reached Payne, he had already succumbed to the severe injuries, described as “incompatible with life.”

Alberto Crescenti, head of the local emergency medical services, confirmed there was no possibility of resuscitation.

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Local police have opened an investigation, and an autopsy is underway to determine the precise cause of death.

This tragic event has shocked fans and the public, especially given Payne’s significant presence as a former member of One Direction.


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Israel conducted air strikes in Iran

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Early Saturday, residents across Tehran reported hearing multiple loud explosions, though the cause remains unclear.

The city has been on alert for possible retaliatory strikes from Israel, and the explosions reportedly originated from Tehran’s western side, where the Revolutionary Guards have a major headquarters, according to multiple local sources, including several Iranian journalists.

Fars News, a site closely linked to the Revolutionary Guards, confirmed that several large blasts had shaken the city, while other media reported that explosions were heard near or around Imam Khomeini International Airport.

Witnesses describe a surge of residents taking to the streets in response to the sudden noise, with nearby buildings shaken by the blasts. Syrian state media also reported similar sounds in Damascus, adding that the origin of the explosions there is “under investigation.”

Among those affected was Maryam Naraghi, a journalist based in the eastern Pardis neighborhood of Tehran, who recounted hearing the powerful sounds close to her location. “It was the unmistakable sound of bombs and explosions,” Naraghi explained.

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The eastern part of Tehran houses various military sites, including Parchin, a highly secretive facility linked to Iran’s defense capabilities.

With heightened regional tensions, these blasts have fueled growing concerns across the city and beyond, as residents remain on edge.


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