According to Radar Online, an unfinished diary-style record was found in the singer’s hotel, on which he allegedly wrote lyrics that raised ‘a lot of red flags’ about his mental health following his tragic death. Was working.

Liam Payne’s unfinished album raises suicide concerns

While the autopsy revealed that the singer was under the influence of drugs, his hotel room was also found in disarray, filled with broken pieces of laptop, glasses and substances. As Radar reports, the 31-year-old was likely working on an album before his tragic fall.

A source said, “Liam had always been working on songs on his laptop and was in the process of setting up a home studio in Miami, but the record was essentially complete.” “Most of the tracks were heard by the label and played for their team. Lyrically, it’s heavy, but Liam was really proud of it and was keen to speak out so that other people going through a similar experience don’t feel alone.

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An investigation into the singer’s death has been launched as his skull was found fractured and his body was found disfigured after falling from a great height. He was reportedly staying on the third floor of a hotel in Argentina. Authorities initially said Payne “jumped from the balcony of his room” at Casasur Palermo. However, the autopsy report indicated that the singer had fallen.

The source noted, “Liam was clearly a very troubled man, and his lyrics reflect this. The lines about carrying a heavy burden and feeling trapped only heighten concerns that he may have jumped.”

Just seven months before he passed away, he released a song called Teardrops, which he co-wrote with JC Chasez, who used to be in *NSYNC. In a statement about the song, Payne explained how Teardrops digs into the feeling of being hurt and trying to overcome those difficult times. He said, “This song is the start of something new, and there’s a lot more to come in 2024,” highlighting that his next music will be about a year of looking inward and figuring things out. Is.

Was Liam Payne’s death caused by hallucination?

A recent report has opened a new phase of investigation into the drugs used by the singer, whose death occurred while under the influence of hallucinogenic substances that allegedly triggered psychotic episodes.

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The drug, known as Cristal, causes a person to experience extreme highs and lows, often resulting in aggressive and erratic behavior. This is consistent with the claims of witnesses who described Payne’s erratic behavior before his death.

“Liam struggled with a very serious drug addiction, and his treatment, as people who know him will attest, was not working,” an industry insider told PageSix.