Fans have been looking for details leading to Liam Payne’s tragic death and the legal fallout. The former One Direction star’s passing in Buenos Aires has sparked global attention, with allegations against his friend Roger Nores adding complexity to the case.

Details have emerged explaining why prosecutors investigating Liam Payne's death consider his friend, Roger Nores, a person of interest.

A judge has cleared the way for Argentina's national prosecutors to keep investigating Roger Nores, despite him insisting that he wasn’t involved

Liam Payne's friend and reported business manager 35-year-old Argentine multi-millionaire Roger 'Rogelio' Nores was one of the last people to see the singer alive and is currently being investigated for abandonment after he left the troubled star alone knowing he was in danger.

A judge in Argentina ruled Tuesday that national prosecutors have the option to charge Liam Payne’s friend Roger Nores with abandonment related to the death of the pop musician.

Liam Payne texted his friend and designated caretaker about using drugs and having sex with prostitutes just hours before he fell to his death — with prosecutors wanting to try the pal for “abandonment” for failing to save him from his spiraling drug abuse.

Three people have since been charged in connection to Liam Payne’s death, accused of supplying the pop star with drugs. A funeral was held for him on November 20, where the other members of One Direction were in attendance, as well as Simon Cowell, who had said he was “truly devastated” by Payne’s passing in a tribute on social media.

On Oct. 16, former One Direction singer Liam Payne passed away after falling off a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires. He was 31 years old. It has already been reported that three people were charged in relation to Payne's death.