### Liam Payne's Toxicology Results Reveal Multiple Drugs; Fall from Hotel Balcony Confirmed as Cause of Death

Liam Payne's recent passing has been under a significant spotlight, with toxicology tests revealing the presence of several drugs in his system at the time of his death last week. According to sources cited by ABC News, among the substances found were "pink cocaine," cocaine, benzodiazepine, and crack.

The National Institutes of Health describes "pink cocaine" as a recreational mixture that can include ketamine, methamphetamine, MDMA, opioids, and other new psychoactive substances. This combination of drugs underscores the severity of Payne's intoxication at the time.

A partial autopsy report released last week confirmed that the former One Direction singer, aged 31, died due to "multiple trauma" and "internal and external hemorrhage," which resulted from a fall from the balcony of his third-floor hotel room. The tragic incident occurred at the Casa Sur Hotel in Buenos Aires, specifically in the Palermo neighborhood, where he was staying.

According to the local Public Prosecutor's Office, Payne's body remains in Argentina until the completion of the autopsy. He fell from the hotel balcony and was pronounced dead at 5:07 p.m. on Wednesday, October 16. That evening, forensic medical professionals conducted the autopsy at the city's judicial morgue.

Earlier reports disclosed that moments before his death, Payne exhibited erratic behavior, leading hotel staff to raise the alarm. According to two emergency calls, a receptionist at the Casa Sur Hotel reported to the police that Payne appeared to be intoxicated on drugs and alcohol, and was causing a disturbance by trashing his room. This led to urgent calls for assistance, underscoring the chaotic situation preceding his untimely death.