Fears Liam Payne could have fallen victim to 'high purity' Argentinian drugs

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Forensic specialists have suggested that Liam Payne might have been exposed to "high-purity" drugs not common to him because of Argentina's distinct drug composition.

According to respected Argentinian news platform Infobae, yesterday’s findings indicated cocaine traces in the late musician's system, although results regarding a white powder discovered in his quarters remain "inconclusive".

Meanwhile, unverified US sources allege substances including the designer drug pink cocaine—said to mix MDMA, ketamine, methamphetamine—alongside crack cocaine and benzodiazepine were detected during a partial autopsy.Authorities last week verified that clonazepam, a medication for managing seizures and panic attacks, was seized from his luxury suite at Hotel CasaSur Palermo, where he met his tragic end after a 40ft drop last Wednesday.Fernando Cardini, a forensic toxicologist, indicated that being in a foreign country may have precipitated the reported "substance-induced", "semi-conscious", or "unconscious" state preceding his fall.

Speaking to Todo Noticias’ 'Está pasando', Cardini commented on the drug cocktail purportedly consumed by Liam: "That's a very complicated mix of chemical substances for any living organism."There was a situation in which a person consumed drugs, but being in a different country, perhaps it didn't have the same concentration of drug that he bought.