Exclusive DetailsProsecutors Seemingly Pull Statement Including Detail That Liam Payne’s Death Had No Signs of 3rd Party Involvement

Argentinian prosecutors seemingly pulled a statement saying that Liam Payne’s death had no signs of third party involvement, In Touch can confirm.

In Touch has learned that the autopsy results and the initial findings surrounding Liam’s death have mysteriously been erased from the official website. After Liam died at the age of 31 when he fell three stories at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Wednesday, October 16, prosecutors shared insight into his death on Thursday, October 17.

A statement on the Argentinian Public Prosecution Service’s official website was previously released claiming that there was no evidence of “third-party involvement” in Liam’s death, adding that they were still looking into ruling out the possibility. In Touch can confirm that the statement has since been deleted from the website, and those searching for the statement are directed to a message in Spanish that reads, “The specified content cannot be found.”

No explanation was offered about why the statement was removed from the website, and the South American country’s Public Prosecution Service could not be reached for comment.

A preliminary autopsy revealed that Liam died from multiple injuries, which led to “internal and external hemmorhaging.” Officials did not confirm nor deny if Liam was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of his death, noting that further tests needed to be conducted in order to determine if substances played a part in his passing.

However, a hotel employee called 911 to report that a guest – who they did not name – had “overindulged on drugs and alcohol” around 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday. “When he is conscious he breaks, he is breaking the whole room. Well, we need you to send someone, please,” the audio recording of the 911 call revealed.

It was also revealed that Liam suffered 25 separate injuries that were life-threatening during the fall, and he was believed to be unconscious or semi-conscious when the hotel employee called 911 with concerns about his behavior.

Prosecutors confirmed that they had questioned three hotel workers and two women who had been with the former One Direction member just hours before his death.

In Touch previously reported that Liam was accompanied by two mystery women in the hours leading up to his passing. He previously traveled to Argentina with his girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, earlier in October, though she left South America and headed back to Miami days before he died.

The two mystery women arrived at the hotel on Tuesday, October 15, and they “didn’t leave the hotel” until the following day. The two women were identified and questioned by local authorities, though they were not present at the time of Liam’s death.

The women have been deemed as “key witnesses” into the “Story of My Life” singer’s death. However, authorities are not considering them as suspects at this time.

Meanwhile, hotel guest Michael Fleischmann told local Argentina outlet Buenos Aires Herald that he witnessed Liam allegedly getting into a heated conversation with a woman. “I’ll give you $20,000 just because I can. I have $55 million and I like to help people,” Liam allegedly told the woman, according to Fleischmann.

A woman named Rebecca, who was also staying at the hotel, claimed to The Daily Mail that Liam announced that he “used to be in a boy band” and “that’s why I’m so f–ked up” before his death. She added that he was exhibiting “disturbing and weird behavior,” and he also allegedly grabbed a young woman and pretended to choke her.