"Friends" Doctor to Admit Guilt in Matthew Perry's Ketamine Overdose
Medical practitioner confesses to the demise of Matthew Perry.
Get ready for a shocking turn of events! The US doctor allegedly involved in providing the late Matthew Perry, the beloved "Friends" star, with Ketamine is set to plead guilty next week! Salvador Plasencia, the main suspect, has admitted to supplying ketamine in four separate cases, according to the US Department of Justice.
Plasencia is looking at a potential sentence of up to 40 years in prison due to these charges. In a chilling text message presented by the prosecution, the doctor casually wrote, "I wonder how much this idiot will pay." This remark suggests a callous disregard for Perry's life.
Plasencia is accused of illegally supplying Perry with Ketamin at inflated prices and administering the drug via an injection. This unprofessional behavior allegedly played a role in Perry's untimely death in October 2023, as per the Department of Justice's statement.
The Unethical Drug Ring
Ketamin, a drug utilized by doctors as an anesthetic and for treating depression, has found its way into Hollywood's black market due to its hallucinogenic effects. Prosecutors accuse these five defendants, including Plasencia, of exploiting Perry's addiction issues to pad their wallets.
Perry's death was confirmed to be the result of acute Ketamine poisoning by the coroner's report. In the 90s, Perry gained fame for his role as sarcastic joker Chandler Bing in the immensely popular TV series "Friends." His struggles with medication and alcohol addiction were also documented in his published autobiography last year[1][2].
The Ketamine Queen's Stand
Four defendants have already been charged in the case, with Mark Chavez, another doctor, having pleaded guilty in October 2022. The qualifier known as "Ketamine Queen" has yet to admit to the allegations against her.
[1] Exploiting Addiction for Personal Gain[2] Uncovering the Underground Ketamine Network
Sources: ntv.de, spl/AFP
- The illegal supply of Ketamine, a drug often used for entertainment purposes, has been claimed by the US Department of Justice, implicating the "Friends" star Matthew Perry's alleged drug supplier, Salvador Plasencia, and others, in an unethical ring exploiting celebrities' addiction issues for personal gain.
- In the midst of the ongoing case, the so-called "Ketamine Queen" remains the final defendant yet to plead guilty for her alleged role in supplying Ketamine, a substance that played a part in the untimely death of Matthew Perry due to acute Ketamine poisoning in October 2023.
