Liam Payne police question five people: Three hotel staff and two escorts give evidence as witnesses in investigation into death

Liam Payne police question five people: Three hotel staff and two escorts give evidence as witnesses in investigation into death.

The dimly lit hotel lobby buzzed with a mix of anxious whispers and muffled footsteps as Detective Liam Payne prepared for a series of interviews. The investigation into the mysterious death of a guest had cast a pall over the once-bustling establishment. Five witnesses were lined up, each with their own story to tell.

First, he called in the hotel manager, Sarah, a composed woman in her thirties. Her hands trembled slightly as she recounted the night of the incident. “I was at the front desk when I noticed a commotion near Room 212. I didn’t think much of it at the time—just another guest dispute.”

“Did you see anyone unusual?” Liam pressed, noting her nervous demeanor.

“Only a couple of hours later, I saw two women leaving the floor. They looked… distressed. But I didn’t think to stop them,” she replied, avoiding his gaze.

Next, Liam interviewed James, a night porter who had been on duty. His scruffy appearance contrasted with Sarah’s polished look. “I heard shouting coming from Room 212,” he said, glancing around as if he feared someone might overhear. “But when I went to check, it went quiet. I didn’t think much of it—guests fight sometimes.”

“Did you see anyone leave the room?” Liam inquired.

“Just the two women, maybe ten minutes later. They were in a hurry,” James answered, his voice dropping to a whisper.

Finally, Liam spoke with Emily, a housekeeper who had found the body. Her face was pale, and her hands shook as she described her discovery. “I went to clean the room early the next morning. I… I opened the door and found him there. It was horrible.”

In Conclusion

Liam’s instincts told him there was more to uncover. He turned his attention to the two escorts, Mia and Chloe, who had been called to the hotel that night. Both women entered the room, visibly uneasy