Appeal to the abolition of the friend's acquittal, the workers denied

A jury of judges in Liam Payne's death investigation has refused to overcome the acquittal of the three people who are originally charged with involuntary homicide in connection with the death of the singer. In a judgment of March 12 received by Rolling Stone on Thursday, a jury claimed the original decision that Payne's friend Roger Nores and hotel worker Gilda Martin and Esteban Grassi removed in this case.

The original appeal of the public prosecutor, which was submitted on March 5, claimed that the judge's decision was “incorrect” in his argument and that some hard drives – by Payne's computer, cell phones for Nores and his partner and one from the reception of casasur – and other information were not checked as evidence before the final decision.

In his answer, the court wrote that the appeal was submitted validly, but it was not the necessary earnings to be able to proceed, not sufficiently to prove that the decision to combat the three people was legally wrong.

“Instead of a specific and detailed criticism of the court's argumentation, the appeal only expresses disagreements with the evaluation of the evidence gathered and repeatedly issued the need for further measures that the Court had rejected by stating that” neither the parties read a relevant measures in this attention “read the decision in the Spanish, the” mone -inconsistent “, the need that the need that the need is to achieve the need.

A jury of Argentina's Court of Appeal originally announced the fallen charges against Nores, Martin and Grassi in mid -February. Ezequiel Pereyra and Braian Paiz – The two men who are accused of selling Payne drugs – remain behind bars that are waiting for court hearing.

The new court update takes place about a month later Rab Published a comprehensive examination of the tragedy of Payne, including an explanation of his ex-fiscient, Maya Henry, and broke her silence about his death. Payne died in mid -October after falling from the balcony on the third floor of the Palermo Hotel Casasur.