Matthew Perry's Former Drug Supplier Pleads Guilty to Supplying Drugs - Drug dealer admits guilt in connection with Matthew Perry's passing.
In a shocking turn of events, Jasveen Sangha, also known as the "Ketamine Queen," has agreed to plead guilty to federal charges for supplying the ketamine that led to the overdose death of actor Matthew Perry in October 2023.
Sangha, a Southern California woman who operated a drug business, is facing multiple charges including operating a drug house, distribution of ketamine, and distribution resulting in death. Her guilty plea effectively ends the investigation into Perry’s overdose death linked to ketamine.
Perry, aged 54, was found dead in the hot tub of his Los Angeles home on October 28, 2023. It was later discovered that he had obtained the drug on the black market, marking a tragic departure from his ongoing Ketamine therapy under medical supervision for depression and anxiety.
The "Ketamine Queen" was known to her customers, and prosecutors say she promoted the nickname, though her lawyers call it a media-created label. She reportedly ran her drug business for at least five years from her apartment in the San Fernando Valley and lived a lavish lifestyle funded by drug sales.
Besides Sangha, four other individuals - two doctors, an assistant, and a friend of Perry - were also arrested after Perry's death. All four have already pleaded guilty to supplying Perry with Ketamine. The trial for the drug supplier was scheduled to begin in September, but it has been dropped due to her guilty plea.
It is important to note that Ketamine, while often used illegally as a party drug, has been a reliable anesthetic for decades and can be used to treat certain patients with treatment-resistant depression under specific conditions. However, the use of Ketamine obtained on the black market carries significant risks, as evidenced by Perry's tragic death.
Sangha is set to plead guilty to five charges in connection with Matthew Perry's death and faces up to 65 years in prison. This case serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of illegal drug use and the importance of seeking professional medical help for mental health issues.
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