By pepko 
The tragic death of Liam Payne continues to unravel shocking revelations as the first two suspects, alleged drug dealer Braian Nahuel Paiz and hotel employee Ezequiel David Pereyra, refused to testify during their questioning by Judge Laura Bruniard.
The two invoked their right to remain silent, fueling speculation about their roles in the mysterious circumstances leading to Payne’s fatal plunge from a Buenos Aires hotel balcony.Paiz had previously admitted to consuming marijuana and claimed Payne used cocaine during a meeting at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel, though he denied delivering drugs to the singer.
Pereyra, reportedly the employee who supplied drugs in a soapbox, remains tight-lipped and under formal investigation for two proven instances of cocaine delivery to Payne.Liam Payne, 31, was carried back to his hotel room in what has now become his haunting last photograph. Moments later, he fell from his third-floor balcony in what prosecutors believe was a state of “semi or total unconsciousness,” ruling out suicide.Tests revealed alcohol, cocaine, and antidepressants in Payne’s system.Leaked texts and witness testimonies have intensified suspicions, with prosecutors hinting at a possible manslaughter investigation. Public outcry has grown as details emerge of Payne’s repeated calls to hotel staff for alcohol and cocaine.
Horrified eyewitnesses have described the tragic scene, cementing this case as one of the most harrowing celebrity investigations in recent history.
The two silent suspects join three others, including Payne’s close friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores and hotel staff members Esteban Grassi and Gilda Martin. All are under scrutiny for their roles in allegedly abandoning Payne and facilitating drug use.
The court has ten days after questioning to determine whether to press charges or close the case, setting the stage for what could be a watershed moment in the investigation.As the legal drama unfolds, attention turns to whether these suspects will face charges for their involvement. With mounting evidence, the possibility of a manslaughter probe looms, ensuring this high-profile case remains in the global spotlight.