Fans of Liam Payne gathered outside the Buenos Aires hotel on Monday to honor the late singer, placing flowers at a makeshift shrine where he tragically died two months ago.
Fans honored Liam Payne outside the Buenos Aires hotel outside the Buenos Aires hotel where he died two months ago, leaving flowers at a makeshift shrine.
The investigation into his death continues, with hearings of key figures set to begin this week in the Argentine capital.
Last week, two individuals were charged in connection with the incident, and three others were summoned for questioning on Tuesday.
Hotel manager Gilda Martin and reception chief Esteban Reynaldo Grassi are among those implicated, with their testimonies to be given via Zoom. Judge Laura Bruniard has also summoned hotel manager Rogelio Nores, waiter Braian Paiz, and employee Ezequiel Pereyra for inquiries.
Nores, who was a friend and manager of Payne, faces charges of abandonment leading to death and drug facilitation.
Payne, known globally as a member of the boyband One Direction, died after falling from his hotel room balcony on October 16.
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