Liam Payne‘s tragic fall from a hotel balcony was witnessed by a wedding guest, Bret Watson, who is now deeply haunted by the horrific scene he witnessed at the CasaSur Palermo in Buenos Aires. The emotional toll of this event has left him grappling with vivid memories of the incident, unable to escape the chilling imagery of what transpired.

Bret Watson, who was in a first-floor room with his wedding planner, looked out the window and saw Liam plummeting from the balcony. Bret’s firsthand account will be featured in the upcoming documentary, “TMZ Presents: Liam Payne: Who’s to Blame?” which airs tonight on FOX at 8 PM ET and will be available for streaming on Hulu starting Tuesday.

In the immediate aftermath, Bret and the wedding planner rushed to the balcony to get a better view, and it was there that they quickly recognized Liam. Bret firmly believes that Liam died on impact, a thought that weighs heavily on his conscience and exacerbates the emotional distress he is currently experiencing.

Bret recounted that the sound of Liam’s body striking the ground was even more disturbing than the fall itself. His emotional state is clearly fragile, and it is evident from the interview that he continues to struggle with the psychological aftermath of witnessing such a traumatic event.

Throughout the day leading up to the tragic incident, Bret and other wedding guests observed Liam becoming increasingly intoxicated and erratic. Bret specifically witnessed the final interaction between hotel staff and Liam, as they carried him from the lobby to his room, where he was ultimately left alone. Shortly after this fateful moment, Liam tragically fell from the balcony.

Bret’s version of events starkly contrasts with that of Liam’s close friend Roger Nores, who is currently under scrutiny and may face charges of abandonment. Nores adamantly claims that when he last saw Liam an hour before the incident, the singer was in good spirits and only slightly inebriated.

Official documents obtained by TMZ reveal a concerning timeline indicating that Liam was actively seeking cocaine earlier in the day, even going so far as to text Nores, requesting six grams, which raises serious questions about his state of mind leading up to the fall.

Braian Paiz, a waiter implicated in the investigation, stated that he visited Liam twice during his stay, where they allegedly consumed whisky and engaged in cocaine use, which Paiz claims to have supplied. He insists that Liam did not compensate him for the drugs, adding another layer of complexity to this tragic narrative.

The documentary “TMZ Investigates: Liam Payne: Who’s to Blame?” will air tonight at 8 PM ET on Fox, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking event.