A look back at the arrests in Matthew Perry’s death case

At a press conference on August 15, investigators revealed that five people had been arrested in connection with the death of Friends star Matthew Perry, attributed to the acute effects of ketamine.

Among those arrested in a major police raid were two doctors.

Since the actor’s tragic death, the DEA and the Los Angeles Police Department have been investigating the possible origin of the ketamine linked to his death. It seems that these months of investigation have finally come to fruition, with the unexpected announcement of several arrests in this case that had attracted a great deal of media attention.

Matthew Perry was found unconscious in his Los Angeles home on October 28, 2023, and his premature death was attributed to the acute effects of ketamine.

The autopsy revealed that the actor had high levels of ketamine in his system, equivalent to those administered during a general anesthetic. This caused a loss of consciousness, resulting in Perry’s drowning accident.

According to details confirmed at the press conference, the two doctors failed in their duty to protect their patient by providing him with ketamine, a substance to which he was highly addicted.

According to information from the investigation, text messages about Matthew Perry will be revealed, some revealing suspects wondering how much “this moron” would be willing to pay for ketamine.

The most severe sentence in this case is up to 120 years in prison.

A sentence that could be facing the now infamous ‘Ketamine Queen’, Jasveen Sangha, a character as strange as she is central to this case…