The Case of Liam Payne Is Stranger Than You Think

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  @brynstarkiller7419 · 6 months ago

  I’m a retired security guard . <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9df_620rack&amp;t=3789">1:03:09</a> You &nbsp;contain and call 999 immediately. You don’t lock people in their rooms . That is time to end their stay at the hotel. A lost aimless young man . Alone , rich on drugs with idle hands . Bloody shame.

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• EL

  @elusivehexman2323 · 6 months ago

  Everyone wanted to be his friend but when he needed a friend the most, no one was interested

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• ST

  @Stereostraw · 6 months ago

  Liam grew up in my local area, he was very loved as was such a kind and courteous person <br>Were around the same age and it’s one celebrity death that still shocks me

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• FL

  @Flyingnems · 6 months ago

  I met Liam in NYC in 2018. He was so kind and sweet. I&apos;ll always remember that day. RIP Liam. I remember seeing 1D live 2x in concert. What a great time. Liam is truly missed.

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• SU

  @suzimonkey345 · 6 months ago

  Having the world going crazy over the “viral moment”, which is the awful, tragic death of your loved-one, must be a nightmare we can only start to imagine! His poor family… 😔💔😔

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• SU

  @suzimonkey345 · 6 months ago

  Addiction is a terrible curse! Bless his heart.

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• TH

  @thenegativeone · 6 months ago

  As someone who has gone through it, Drug induced psychosis is a very real thing. <br>I almost jumped off a multi storey car park as I was so convinced that I was being followed and observed that I thought of I tried to do it whoever was watching me would have to show themselves to intervene and stop me. Luckily I was talked down by someone and I&apos;m in no way saying that is what happened here but I just want to show how drugs and alcohol can affect someone&apos;s mind.<br>Looking back on that time of my life I could easily see how someone could make decisions that seem crazy or impossible to normal people but perfectly sensible to them.

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• HA

  @hahatoldyouso · 6 months ago

  Seeing the photo circulating around X of his body at the scene was horrific, forever ingrained in my mind. Bless him

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• ST

  @starryadventure8922 · 6 months ago (edited)

  They should have called the police way before this when someone is so intoxicated and you&apos;ve seen drugs in their room that&apos;s already a recipe for destruction.

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• LA

  @laralovesplanes · 6 months ago

  Liam’s death was the one that hit me the hardest. I followed 1D since they were put together on X Factor. I’m still so gutted 😭

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• GE

  @Geralds2cents · 6 months ago

  I really think the hotel should have called an ambulance and get him to the hospital if he was passed out in public, even if he was just drunk, it could have saved his life and he would have gotten proper care and get him to rehab

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• CK

  @ckc1410 · 6 months ago

  All the things he did during that binge even calling the front office over &amp; over is normal addict behavior when your super high. He didn&apos;t want to be alone, even if it&apos;s calling over &amp; over. Also, when your using you don&apos;t want to use alone. You rather use with someone else too. Explaining why he probably went to that guy&apos;s house. This is a good video but your looking at his decisions as a famous sober person who is thinking rationally, when he is in full blown binge addict mode.

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