After the line went dead, he called back and said: “I don’t know if the guest’s life is in danger. The room has a balcony and we are afraid he might do something.”

Seconds later the employee added: “Just send an ambulance, only an ambulance.”

Now, police are pursuing two criminal charges and questioning five people in connection to the tragedy, according to Argentinian news outlet Clarin.

This includes three employees at the hotel and two women who had been in Liam’s room earlier in the day.

“The prosecution announced that beyond reconstructing the circumstances of the musician’s death, the investigation is also aimed at determining the possible involvement of third parties in the events prior to the death of the victim,” the police have published in an official statement.

According to the report, the late singer’s hotel room was ‘in total disarray, with various items broken.’

The television had been smashed and there were traces of aluminium foil, candle wax, and cans, alongside ‘a bottle of whisky, a lighter and a cell phone’ from which they took fingerprints.

“Several blister packs of medications such as clonazepam, energizers and over-the-counter medications were seen,” they said.

An autopsy report has revealed that Payne died as a result of ‘multiple trauma’ and ‘internal and external haemorrhage’ due to the fall.