The charges against the friend of Liam PayneRoger Nores, and two employees of the Hotel Casasur Palermo are part of the Death investigation Completely dropped against the singer. This was announced by a jury of the Argentine Court of Appeal in a detailed judgment Rolling Stone on Wednesday evening.
“I’m glad that this is finally over,” says Nores too Rolling Stone. “I am glad that I can now travel to Great Britain and say goodbye to my friend.”
The judges ruled that Nores did not matter that Payne “procured and consumed alcohol”. And couldn’t have done anything to pay Paynes Death to prevent in the hours before.
“Loving care of your family”
“It is possible that [Payne] It was not the drugs and alcohol in the quantities that were necessary for the state of intoxication he had at the time of his death if he had stayed in his society all the time, ”the judgment said. “However, it cannot be ruled out that [Payne] Even with these extreme precautions … the substances would still have procured. As is common with addicts, even if you are under the loving care of your family. ”
The jury said that Nores’ “situation” was no different from the responsibility of his family to help Payne with his addiction problems. And referred to an email from Nores to his father on August 23, 2024, in which he expressed his concern for Payne. “Although they accused nores not to communicate with the victim’s family and to raise the alarm, they were silent about the email in which the accused had expressed his concerns and warned that he could not take care of Payne’s health,” is said it in the judgment.
As for the hotel employees Gilda Martin and Esteban Grassi, the judges wrote that there was not enough evidence that they had behaved “thoughtless, reckless or only negligent” in their actions. Nores’ lawyers had pointed out to the decision of the hotel employees to carry Payne – who, according to the judgment, was passed on to his room – in the minutes before his death.
The verdict is essentially free to say Nores, Grassi and Martin
The judgment essentially freely speaks Nores, Grassi and Martin and notes that the “preparation of this case does not affect its good name and honor”.
Ezequiel Pereyra and Braian Paiz – the two men who are accused of selling Payne drugs – remain behind bars until their process. The judgment of Wednesday included the statements of Pereyra’s colleague and a cabify driver who brought Pereyra to Paynes Hotel.
“When he wanted to leave the hotel, the defendant showed them a $ 100 note and said:“ I have to make a care for a guest. Uch must bring drugs, ”says a summary of an employee of Pereyra in the Palermo casasur.
Paiz offered the drugs in text messages as a “gift”
Paiz previously admitted to having given Payne Drugs, but assured that this was free of charge. The judges claim that there are enough evidence that Payne had paid for the substances after the singer was filmed as he asked for money hours before Paiz ‘arrival at the reception. His lawyer Fernando Madeo Facente had previously argued that Paiz offered the drugs in text messages as a “gift”. According to the judgment, however, Paiz wrote later: “If you have the money in Pesos, we can buy cocaine. I’m gone at 11:30 a.m. ” (Opposite Rolling Stone Facente previously referred to the allegations against him as a ‘witch hunt’.
The verdict confirmed the explanation that Payne died after being passed out of the balcony of his hotel room. “However, it is not known whether this is on an awkward maneuver of [Payne] near the railing or in the area. Or whether it happened because they have lost consciousness and have fallen into nothing as a dead weight, ”says the judgment. “Only on the basis of medical reports were some assumptions about their spirit of mind at the time of the fall. Based on the lack of defense or protective traces at the time of the impact. ”
Broken about his death
The extensive document contains an interview with a night worker from the hotel. The Payne supposedly asked “about drugs, sometimes aggressive”, as well as summaries of interviews with numerous other hotel employees, Geoff Payne (the former manager of the singer) and the two sex workers who had hired Payne on the day of his death.
The new development comes only a few days after Rolling Stone an extensive examination published by Payne’s tragedy. Including an explanation of his ex-fiscovered Maya Henry, who broke her silence about his death.