Indictment Could Follow After Liam Payne's Death, Sister Ruth Pays Tribute, and Zayn Postpones Tour

[stewie_e]

Liam Payne Likely Procured Drugs from a Hotel Employee Before Death, Indictment Could Follow: Source (Exclusive) https://t.co/3zjBAThFSj
- People (@people) October 18, 2024

A source in the prosecutor’s office with knowledge of the investigation, who requested to remain annonymous, told People that prosecutors believe drugs were obtained for Liam

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[ginainabottle]

I had a really bad anxiety attack last night thinking about his death - not about the actual death, which is undoubtedly sad, but about all the loved ones left behind. I kept thinking of my mom finding me dead and it was so painful. No parent should have to bury their kid. I don’t expect any decency from the media and we’re probably going to hear a lot about this still, but I hope the people who truly loved him have a good support system to navigate this tragic situation.

[pearljam]

all of this has been going through my head. I've had a few months bout with terrible mental health, and his death of all things has made me really think about the aftermath of if I died. so many people would be devastated. I'm rethinking my physical health too. life is fragile.

[janetdkd]

Death is such a weird thing, recently lost my dad and every day I'm like where the fuck is him??
I know he is dead and burried but it's such a hard concept that all of the sudden he just doesn't exist anymore

[jojito]

I'm sorry for your loss. ❤️

[janetdkd]

Thank you❤️

[kjesta]

i'm so sorry for your loss. i hope life will be gentler to you soon.

i've lost two classmates in university, one a few months before graduation, the other two years ago. hadn't seen either of them much before hearing of their passing. even now i keep just thinking they're out there somewhere, living their lives and being great at what they do as always, surrounded by the lovely ppl they always surrounded themselves with, and it's SO jarring each time to remember that no, they aren't.

i feel like we just aren't equipped to truly handle the thought, and it takes a long time to sink in.

[janetdkd]

Sorry for your loss.
Yeah, I understand why people turn to religion to grief now lol

[ahkna]

It took 5 years for me to actually process my brother's death and fully accept that it was real. Logically, I knew it, of course, but there was always a part of me that half-expected him to just appear one day and for it all to have been a mistake or something even though I literally saw and touched his body before he was buried. Grief is just totally illogical like that.

[janetdkd]

Same, when I come home I just expect him to be on his couch

[deerlike]

This disorienting feeling never goes away, or at least it hasn't for me. 6 years later I still dream about my dad in the most ordinary situations and then wake up, expecting him to still be here, before it hits me a few minutes later that he's gone.

[janetdkd]

Having those dreams as well and those few minutes before you come to senses is very weird ❤️

[fromxthexdamage]

I’m very sorry for your loss. Sending you lots of love.

[janetdkd]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[where_i_begin]

I lost my dad two years ago next month and I still think about it constantly...if he is somewhere out there and if I will see him again.

[janetdkd]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[ilovebeaarthur]

I am so sorry ❤️ I lost my mom 15 years ago, and some days the grief still hits me out of nowhere. Lots of love to you.