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Liam Payne's Final Hours: Sex Workers Testify About Watch Smash
Liam Payne, a famous singer, died in a hotel room.
Two women who worked with him said he was upset because he didn't have enough money.
He gave them his gold Rolex watch to pay, but then broke it.
He also hit the TV and sang his own songs.
He asked for cocaine and told them money didn't make him happy.
The women said they only wanted money, but he said he didn't care about it.
Their statements are part of the investigation into his death.
Two sex workers testified that Liam Payne was distressed over money before his death.
Payne allegedly offered his gold Rolex watch to pay a fee and smashed it in frustration.
Witnesses claim he punched the hotel room television multiple times and performed his own songs.
He reportedly asked for cocaine and pleaded with the women to stay, saying money did not make him happy.
The women stated they only wanted money, but Payne said he didn't care about the money.
- Who
- Liam Payne and two unnamed sex workers
- What
- Testimony about Payne's last hours before death
- Where
- In a hotel room
- When
- During the last hours before his death
- Why
- Payne was distressed over money and offered his watch, which he smashed
Key facts
- Victim
- Liam Payne
- Witnesses
- Two unnamed sex workers
- Key Incident
- Smashing of gold Rolex watch
- Location
- Hotel room
- Alleged Actions
- Punched TV, performed songs, requested cocaine
Quotes
One of the women
Witness, a sex worker involved in the incident
“We told him we only wanted money, so he took [the watch] and smashed it. He told us he didn't care about the money.”
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