According to the provided judicial-medical conclusion, the cause of death of the British star Liam Payne, a former member of the group "One Direction", became a tragedy that occurred on the balcony of a hotel in the city of Argentina, Buenos Aires. The hotel, where the young singer tragically died, was reportedly connected with the police to report to the authorities about problems in the hotel room of the regular guest, who, under the influence of alcohol or narcotics, acted aggressively and destroyed objects in his room, expressing hopelessness about his life due to the existence of a balcony.
Subsequently, Liam Payne (31 years old) was found dead after falling from the balcony of his room, located on the third floor of the hotel. The judicial-medical conclusion established that the cause of death was "multiple trauma" caused by falling from a height. These injuries included trauma to the head and skull, as well as internal and external bleeding in various parts of the body, including the brain, chest cavity, abdomen, and extremities. According to the American channel NBC News, these traumas were sufficient for an instant fatal outcome.
"Multiple trauma" is a medical term that signifies simultaneous sustained several serious injuries affecting various organs and systems of the organism. Such traumas often represent life-threatening conditions, for example, head injuries, internal organ injuries, or severe bleeding. Widespread causes of "multiple trauma" include automobile accidents, falls from heights, suicide attempts, and similar incidents.
The Argentine police reported the discovery of Liam Payne, a former member of the group "One Direction", dead after he fell from a balcony of a room on the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires. According to information from the Reuters agency, Payne gained worldwide fame thanks to the youth music group, which became one of the most sold in the world; however, One Direction members disbanded in 2016 and continued their creative careers in solo projects. Payne's latest song, released in March of this year, is entitled "Baby."
