Liam Payne Was Taking Hallucinogenic Drugs When He Died: Report

Payne’s behavior suggested drug-induced hallucinations

Police officers suggested Payne’s “erratic” behavior before his death may have been the result of the drug’s influence.

They speculated that he may have induced hallucinations that led him to jump from the third floor of his hotel room at the CasaSur Palermo hotel.

A hotel guest reported seeing Payne smash his laptop after reading an email, further indicating his disturbed state of mind.

What do these drugs do?

For Cleveland Clinic“Hallucinogens are a type of drug that changes a person’s awareness of their surroundings. Also known as psychedelics, they also alter a person’s thoughts and feelings. Hallucinogenic drugs can cause hallucinations hallucinations, which are sensations and images that seem real but are not.

“People can sense, feel or see things that aren’t really there. Some psychedelic drugs make people feel out of control or disconnected from their bodies and their surroundings.”

Payne’s struggle with drug addiction and mental health

The sources said Page Six that Payne had been battling a “significant” drug addiction before his death. This struggle led to him being dropped by his label, Universal, and later by his London publicist.

Despite spending 100 days in a rehab facility, an industry insider stated that the treatment was not working for him.

In the days leading up to his untimely death, Payne’s ex-girlfriend Maya Henry revealed that he often predicted his own death due to his chaotic mental health.

Investigation into involvement of hotel staff in Payne’s death

Authorities are now investigating whether a hotel employee supplied Payne with drugs before his death.

A source from the prosecutor’s office said so people who suspect the drugs were obtained for Payne by a hotel employee.

This investigation is part of a wider investigation into the possible involvement of third parties in the tragic disappearance of the singer.