The initial report by prosecutors in Argentina did not identify the man involved but described him as Payne’s self-proclaimed manager.

Nevertheless, a separate report from the Daily Mail linked the former One Direction member’s “heartbroken” close friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Norreys to the case, who, in an exclusive interview with the tabloid, described him as a suspect in the ongoing investigation. Came forward to deny his involvement. ,

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Argentinian businessman Rogelio Norrey, who was the last person to see Liam Payne, has denied leaving him.

According to La Nación, the previously unnamed friend is accused of leaving Payne for a few hours after allegedly consuming drugs and failing to inform the music artist’s family that he died. Had gone. Additionally, the man was also allegedly linked to drug supply before the late pop star fell to his death from the balcony of the Casasur Palermo hotel, thus, “suicide” was ruled out as the cause of his untimely death.

In a statement to UK media outlets, Norris insisted, “I never left Liam, I went to his hotel 3 times that day and left 40 minutes before it happened.” She also revealed that at the time she left Liam, the pop star was not alone, “When I left there were over 15 people in the hotel lobby talking and joking with him.”

Page Six reported that police tried to contact the Argentinian millionaire following Payne’s tragic fall on October 16. However, he did not respond to calls on the number reportedly provided by the hotel managers. With claims of emerging allegations, the businessman reportedly testified as a witness. Upon further investigation a judge decided that Payne’s friend, who was believed to have been with him during his final hours, should be charged with “abandoning a person after death”. He now faces a prison sentence of 5 to 15 years.

However, the energy tycoon has since refuted some of these claims. Although he admitted giving his statement to the prosecutor as a witness on October 16, he established that he “has not spoken to any police officer or prosecutor since then.”

Norrey also criticized mentions of himself addressing himself as the singer’s manager, saying, “I was not Liam’s manager, he was just a very dear friend of mine and kindly forwarded the letter to Liam and his team on August 23rd. Refer to email.”

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More information about the ongoing death investigation

In addition to a “friend” being charged in connection with the investigation into Liam’s death, two hotel workers have also been charged with crimes.

Argentine prosecutors also revealed that Payne had consumed alcohol, cocaine and an anti-depressant in the last 72 hours of his life. As a result, the investigation, led by Prosecutor Andre Esteban Madria, released a statement that read, “As a result of the evidence gathered and after analyzing various bodies of evidence and numerous documentary contracts and background of the case, Prosecutor Andrea Madria is formally charged with Allegations were made formally. In the 180-page report presented to Judge Bruniard last Friday, the three men requested indictment and detention.

Liam Payne’s body returned home, funeral date fixed

The “Teardrops” singer’s body was handed over to his family on Wednesday after the post-mortem examination was completed. As his body is flown back to his home in the UK, a source told The US Sun, “Plans are underway for Liam’s funeral and a date has been set.

“His family is committed to keeping things as private as possible so they can mourn but also understand the global interest.”

Payne’s former bandmates Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson are also expected to attend, as well as his girlfriend Kate Cassidy.