Argentine police investigating Liam Payne’s death are still searching for the singer’s missing Rolex worth £30,000, it was claimed today.
The designer watch was not discovered during raids last week at the homes of three men suspected in an ongoing criminal investigation.
Respected Argentine newspaper The Nation says searches at the homes of two female companions with whom Liam spent his final hours before plunging off the third-floor balcony of his Buenos Aires hotel, who are being treated as witnesses and have not been charged with any crime, They didn’t throw anything either.
This weekend it was reported that the Hotel CasaSur Palermo would be searched again for the expensive watch.
The operation over the “next 72 hours,” according to La Nación, will focus on the former One Direction singer’s luxury suite in case the watch, which investigators suspect may have been stolen, is lost the first time.
Argentine police investigating Liam Payne’s death are still searching for the singer’s missing £30,000 Rolex, it was claimed today (It is not known if police are searching for the Rolex watch pictured above)

Liam photographed on the red carpet upon arrival at the BRIT Awards 2019 in London on February 20, 2019.
Liam was said to have been seen wearing the Rolex in CCTV footage and other photographs added to the prosecution’s case files shortly before he died at around 5pm local time on October 16.
A judicial source told La Nación: ‘We know from analyzed images that Liam had the watch on the day of his death.
‘He had it in one of his hands and he had it at least two or three hours before his fatal fall at the hotel.
“We looked for him in his hotel room and couldn’t find him.
‘The watch was searched at the homes of the three people investigated on suspicion of abandoning Liam and supplying and facilitating drugs, as well as the homes of the two female companions who were with him in his room on the afternoon of his death. .
«The room is still closed by court order and no one can enter.
“The initial priority was to search the homes of people Liam had contact with before his death for the watch, but a further inspection will now be carried out to see if it remains somewhere in his room.”
Speaking exclusively to MailOnline this week, Liam’s close friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores denied being a suspect in the 31-year-old’s death and denied claims that police had raided his home in his native Buenos Aires.
It came as Argentine prosecutors investigating Liam’s death confirmed the arrest of three suspects who are now under formal investigation, one of whom is an unnamed “friend” of the late pop star.

Aerial view of the hotel where British singer Liam Payne died in Buenos Aires

Liam is seen at the YouTube Music Artist Lounge at Coachella 2019 on April 12, 2019 in Indio, California.

Liam had been on holiday in South America with his girlfriend Kate Cassidy (left)
A description provided by authorities appeared to indicate that Nores, who had accompanied Liam in the days before his death, had been charged with “abandoning a person followed by his death.”
The individual in question has also been charged with being an accessory to the supply of drugs; Both crimes are punishable by a prison sentence of up to 15 years upon conviction.
However, Nores criticized claims he was under investigation relating to the One Direction star’s death in an emotional statement shared with MailOnline.
“I never left Liam, I went to his hotel three times that day and left 40 minutes before this happened,” Nores said.
‘There were over 15 people in the hotel lobby chatting and joking with him when I left.
“I never would have imagined something like this would happen.
‘I gave my statement to the prosecutor on October 17 as a witness and since then I have not spoken to any police officer or prosecutor.
‘I wasn’t Liam’s manager. He was just my very dear friend.
He added: “I am truly heartbroken by this tragedy and have been missing my friend every day.”
Prosecutors said in their lengthy statement released last Thursday that three men they did not identify by name were now being formally investigated on suspicion of abandoning a person who later died and of supplying and facilitating drugs.
The statement described one as the person who “routinely accompanied Liam during his stay in Buenos Aires.”

Fans have been paying their respects to the pop star at the hotel since his tragic death.

Two hotel workers and another person have been arrested in connection with the star’s death (Pictured: Liam Payne in Argentina)

Liam Payne’s close friend Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores (pictured) denied abandoning the former One Direction star in the hours before his death.
Tests have shown that Liam had consumed alcohol and cocaine before he died and also had traces of an antidepressant in his system.
Prosecutors also made clear that the idea that Liam had committed suicide had been ruled out, saying he was in a state of “partial or complete unconsciousness” when he fell to his death when he “didn’t know what he was doing.”
The singer’s father, Geoff, flew to Argentina two days after his son’s death and returned to the UK with his body last Thursday to help finalize funeral arrangements after a second visit to the makeshift shrine set up by fans outside Liam’s hotel.
The funeral is expected to take place in Liam’s hometown of Wolverhampton.