Jasveen Sangha, infamously known as the “Ketamine Queen,” has struck a plea deal in connection with Friends star Matthew Perry’s death. The 42-year-old dual U.S.-U.K. citizen admitted guilt to five federal charges, including operating a drug-involved premises and supplying ketamine leading to death—a role that made her the final defendant to plead guilty in the case ReutersAP NewsPeople.com.
Prosecutors revealed that Sangha supplied multiple ketamine vials and “lollipops” to individuals who passed them along to Perry. His assistant administered doses—some reportedly up to 18 on the day of the fatal incident—which tragically ended in an overdose while Perry was in his hot tub AP NewsPeople.comReuters.
Once celebrated in Hollywood social circles for her glamorous lifestyle, Sangha’s empire of illicit drug distribution was exposed during a federal raid earlier this year. If sentenced severely, she could face decades behind bars The SunThe Times of IndiaAP News.
Ketamine Queen’s Guilty Plea Sends Shockwaves Through Hollywood
