Liam Payne’s body transferred from Argentina to London for his funeral

The remains of the late British singer Liam Payne, who died on October 16 in Buenos Aires, left this Wednesday from the Ezeiza International Airport bound for London, according to official sources informed EFE.

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The body of the former member of the musical group One Direction left the Argentine capital shortly before 2:00 pm, local time, on a flight the British Airways airline to Rio de Janeiro, from where it will continue towards London, security sources told EFE.

The musician’s father, Geoff Payne, arrived in Argentina two days after his son’s death to take the body to his country. something that took about three weeks due, among other things, to the fact that the Prosecutor’s Office had to conclude the toxicological studies and histopathological studies complementary to the autopsy.

The artist’s body had been transferred to the British Cemetery in Buenos Aires to be embalmed in order to preserve the remains and thus be able to hold a funeral in London prior to his burial.

Liam Payne fell from the balcony of the room he was staying in at the CasaSur hotel, in the capital’s Palermo neighborhood on October 16 and died on the spot.

The preliminary autopsy report concluded that the cause of death of the 31-year-old singer, It was “multiple trauma and internal and external bleeding.”

The Prosecutor’s Office presumed that “the musician was alone when the fall occurred and going through some type of substance abuse outbreak.

He also reported that substances were found in the room that would prove “a previous situation of alcohol and drug consumption.”

In addition, they added that, due to the position in which the body was left and the injuries from the fall, Payne “did not adopt a reflex posture to protect himself and that he could have fallen into a state of semi-or total unconsciousness.

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