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Liam Payne Found With Cocaine in His System at Time of Death: Preliminary Toxicology Report

Initial Findings Reveal Cocaine Presence

According to reports by the Associated Press, a preliminary toxicology report has revealed the presence of cocaine in the body of the late pop star Liam Payne. Payne tragically passed away after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina. While the final results of the toxicology report are not expected for several weeks, the initial report indicates “evidence of exposure to cocaine,” according to an Argentine official speaking to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press.

Ongoing Investigation

Authorities in Argentina are still investigating the circumstances surrounding the former One Direction member's fatal fall at the CasaSur Palermo hotel in Buenos Aires. The Argentine Attorney General's Office stated on Thursday that “everything points to the musician having been alone when the fall occurred.”

Payne's Past Struggles with Addiction

Payne, 31 years old, had previously spoken openly about his struggles with addiction and mental health. Marcelo Roma, the prosecutor leading the investigation, confirmed last week that the initial autopsy report determined Payne's death was caused by “multiple severe injuries” and “internal and external bleeding” resulting from his fall from the third floor.

Questions Regarding Payne's Consciousness at the Time of Fall

Investigators suspect that Payne might not have been fully conscious when he fell. The report states: “Given the position in which the body was found and the injuries sustained from the fall, it is presumed that Payne did not adopt a reflexive position to protect himself and may have fallen in a state of semi-consciousness or full unconsciousness.”

Evidence Found at the Scene

A photo released by the police in Buenos Aires shows Payne's hotel room table with scattered items, including an unidentified white powder, crumpled tin foil, and a lighter. The table also shows some charred markings.

Family Arrives in Argentina

Payne's father, Geoff Payne, traveled to Buenos Aires on Friday to visit the hotel where his son passed away. A source told CNN that the British musician's body will not be released to the family until authorities complete their clinical tests on his remains.