In light of the tragedy involving Liam Payne, one of three suspects under investigation came forward to express their willingness to cooperate with the authorities. The world was shocked by the One Direction star’s death last month, and fans across the globe mourned the 31-year-old’s untimely passing. After the horrible incident in which Liam fell from the third floor balcony of his Buenos Aires hotel, Reportedly, while he was under the influence of an illegal substance, Argentine police meticulously examined evidence to find out what led to his fall.

Earlier this month, News has emerged of three arrests made in connection with the singer’s death. Currently, Braian Nahuel Paiz is among those under investigation and detained in connection with the case, and he broke his silence in an interview with American Weekly. In the interview, he told the publication: “I want to bring everything: my phone, everything to the investigation. I don’t have anything that can harm me. The other thing is to bring what I have seen personally and what I experienced personally.”

Prosecutors in Argentina, following a thorough investigationhave now charged three individuals – including Braian – with multiple offences, with one accused of “abandonment of a person followed by death”.

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Charges have been brought against a hotel worker and another person in connection with the supply of drugs, but all three defendants strongly deny the allegations.

Braian shared his brief interactions with Liam, telling the media: “We met Liam, (it was) cool. We met, we listened to music. He asked me what kind of music I liked , hip hop or dancing. I told him to dance.

He mentioned that his job at a local restaurant led to their meeting, after which the star contacted him through a secret “burner” Instagram account.

While admitting to visiting Liam’s house, he denied any allegations of supplying drugs, saying: “No, we just saw each other. The person who was there before (me), I guess, left him the box of soap and everything (it was smuggled in). drugs up to his room).”

He described Liam asking him to leave when someone else arrived, adding: “I don’t know what was going on, what was it. I realised, because I I had my back turned and he turned around, what was happening? I turned around, got up, opened the door and there was no one there.

Reflecting on Liam’s death, he said: “It was really bad. I was really sad, really bad at work. … It took everything from me.”