Singer's Death: Investigators Focus on Soap Box and Drugs

When Liam Payne, a former One Direction member, fell to his death from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, police turned their attention to an unusual item found in the star's room: a Dove soap box. Investigators believe that this soap box might have been used to deliver the drugs that resulted in Payne's tragic fall. Law enforcement officers in Buenos Aires are digging into the possibility that a hotel employee might have brought the drugs into the room using the soap box as a subtle container. The soap box was spotted in a photograph of the room taken after Payne's death. Alongside it, drugs and paraphernalia like foil and powder were discovered. Investigators are trying to determine if the suspect employee provided Payne with drugs that led to his death. Payne's system reportedly contained a mix of dangerous substances, including "pink cocaine" and methamphetamines. Officers from a special investigations unit raided the CasaSur Hotel to gather evidence. They seized hard drives and video footage from hotel cameras. Payne's father, Geoff, and his bodyguard, Paul Higgins, are aiding the investigation. The singer's death, caused by internal and external bleeding from the fall, has sparked a thorough probe into his activities before the incident.