Liam Payne suspect breaks silence with bombshell drug use claims and star’s final days

One of the three suspects being investigated over Liam Payne’s death has broken his silence to insist he did nothing wrong and make astonishing claims about his relationship with the singer.

Argentinian waiter Braian Nahuel Paiz, who has been identified as Liam’s “dealer” in an ongoing prosecution probe, admitted to two hotel meetings with the 31-year-old before his fatal October 16 plunge and confessed to taking drugs with him. But he insisted he never supplied Liam with narcotics or accepted any money from him.
Braian, 24, who appeared on Argentinian TV on Saturday, claimed that he met the father-of-one for the first time at the restaurant where he worked, claiming the singer had exchanged contact details as he dined with his girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, and two other people.
Speaking to journalist, Guillermo Panizza, Braian, who claimed Liam communicated with him using an secret Instagram account, said that his home has been searched, but he is yet to be quizzed by investigators. Claiming he did not supply Liam with drugs, he said: “I never supplied Liam with drugs. Liam’s first contact with me was at my place of work.

We swapped details and saw each other later that night. It was all normal. He came down from his hotel room to fetch me because I had got lost.”

He continued: “We got together there and he showed me some of the music he was going to bring out. I’ve heard people saying he was taking drugs, but the truth is that when he got to the restaurant where I was working he was already under the effects of drugs and he didn’t actually eat anything.”