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Liam Payne wouldn't pay us $5,000 in cash, smashed his gold Rolex against the wall, then got down on one knee and told us, "Money doesn't make me happy".
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Liam Payne wouldn't pay us $5,000 in cash, smashed his gold Rolex against the wall, then got down on one knee and told us, "Money doesn't make me happy".

The British tabloid Daily Mail published a detailed report based on sworn testimony from two Argentine escorts, Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea, who allegedly spent much of Liam Payne’s final day before his death on October 16, 2024. According to their account, Payne contacted them via WhatsApp after finding one of their profiles on an escort website. After verifying his identity through a video call, they accepted his invitation and were picked up by a hotel car. Once in the room, Payne offered them $5,000 for the entire day but wanted to pay via international transfer, which the women could not receive because they lacked a dollar account or PayPal. The room was reportedly filled with alcohol and drug remnants, with Payne attempting to make methamphetamine using aluminum foil. Tensions escalated when the women insisted on cash payment, leading Payne to throw his gold Rolex worth £30,000 against the wall, claiming he could afford ten more. He later punched the TV screen, demonstrating his ability to destroy items knowing he could replace them.

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Liam Payne wouldn't pay us $5,000 in cash, smashed his gold Rolex against the wall, then got down on one knee and told us, "Money doesn't make me happy".

The British tabloid Daily Mail published a detailed report based on sworn testimony from two Argentine escorts, Aldana Serrano and Lucila Goitea, who allegedly spent much of Liam Payne’s final day before his death on October 16, 2024. According to their account, Payne contacted them via WhatsApp after finding one of their profiles on an escort website. After verifying his identity through a video call, they accepted his invitation and were picked up by a hotel car. Once in the room, Payne offered them $5,000 for the entire day but wanted to pay via international transfer, which the women could not receive because they lacked a dollar account or PayPal. The room was reportedly filled with alcohol and drug remnants, with Payne attempting to make methamphetamine using aluminum foil. Tensions escalated when the women insisted on cash payment, leading Payne to throw his gold Rolex worth £30,000 against the wall, claiming he could afford ten more. He later punched the TV screen, demonstrating his ability to destroy items knowing he could replace them.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the personal behavior and actions of Liam Payne, a celebrity, rather than any political issue, figure, or policy. It does not present a clear ideological framing or bias in its reporting.

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