UNSEEN pictures from inside the hotel where Liam Payne died have revealed more details on the singer’s tragic final hours.
Haunting images show the One Direction star, 31, speaking to two call girls in the hotel lobby before leading them to his room as well as staff bringing him up chilled buckets of booze.
Liam Payne reportedly argued with call girls Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea over payment Credit: Argentina Police
The sex workers arriving at reception – after being summoned by the One Direction star Credit: Argentina Police
Payne allegedly begged reception staff for drugs Credit: Argentinian Police
Hotel staff delivering chilled buckets of booze to the singer’s room Credit: Argentina Police
The troubled singer died after falling 46ft from his third-floor hotel room balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 16, 2024.
Cops launched a probe into the tragedy – and collected CCTV footage and witness statements from call girls Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea.
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The police dossier of more than 3,000 documents and photographs, obtained by the Mail on Jattvibeday, gave a chilling glimpse into the One Direction star’s final hours.
Pictures show Liam swinging around a pole during an alleged booze-and-drugs fuelled bender the night before he fell from the balcony.
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Other photos from the day of his death show hotel workers delivering booze – believed to be champagne and whisky – to his room in buckets.
Other images show two sex workers in reception before they are greeted by Liam and ushered towards his room.
Call girls Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea – who had consensual sex with Payne on the day of his death – told police the boy band star serenaded them with his own songs – before asking them for cocaine.
They also claimed the singer, who was worth £21m, argued with them over paying the agreed $5,000 (£3,700) fee for them to turn up at the hotel because he had no cash.
The trio stroll through the corridor of the hotel just hours before Payne was found dead Credit: Argentina Police
Payne appears sad and withdrawn in a CCTV grab taken just one hour before his death Credit: Argentina Police
The star had been left alone in Buenos Aires after his girlfriend Kate Cassidy and friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores both left the country.
The pair claimed he had been completely sober for the two weeks he spent with them – but in their absence the star quickly spiralled.
Receipts reveal the One Direction star ordered $600,000 worth of whisky to his room on the day of his death.
Family members seemed to know the singer’s fragile state of mind – and gave devastating accounts to police following his death.
Heartbroken father Geoff Payne told prosecutors his son was “not in control with what he did”, adding: “He was not Liam”.
Group chat messages in the police dossier show hotel staff were concerned about Liam’s “aggressive” behaviour.
In a “Reception” WhatsApp chat, hotel manager Gilda Martin wrote: “This person is going to be very intense throughout his stay.
“It’s important that we tell him ‘no’, always kindly and with excuses.”
The singer blew $664,300 on bottles of Johnnie Walker whisky Credit: Argentina Police
The singer swinging round a pole during an alleged booze and drug-fuelled bender Credit: Argentina Police
A person replied: “Will do whatever we can.”
And when a waitress called Adri was summoned to deliver five bottles of whisky to Room 301, she was warned: “Take security with you.”
A receipt dated the day of his death reveal the One Direction star spent more than $600,000 on bottles of Johnnie Walker whisky.
Payne, who had a history of addiction, allegedly begged reception staff for drugs.
A toxicology report taken after his death revealed that the star had cocaine, alcohol and the powerful sedative Klonopin in his system at the time of the fatal fall.
Hotel worker Ezequiel Pereyra, 22, and waiter Braian Paiz, 26, have since been charged with supplying drugs to the singer.
They spent months in jail but were later released on bail. They deny the charges.
