Matthew Perry death: Final suspect, ‘Ketamine Queen’ Jasveen Sangha ready to plead guilty for drugging actor that led to his death

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In total, five people were charged in connection to Perry’s overdose:

Jasveen Sangha: The Ketamine Queen is accused of running  a “stash house” in North Hollywood, selling Ketamine alongside other drugs to multiple A-listers. This includes, drugs like cocaine, meth, and Xanax 

Erik Fleming: The 55 years old worked with Sangha, acting as a chain to sell drugs. Together, they sold 51 vials of ketamine to Perry. The same was delivered to the actor by his assistant. Fleming had pleaded guilty and is facing 25 years in prison.

Kenneth Iwamasa, 60: Matthew Perry’s assistant for decades, Iwamasa, admitted to injecting the actor with ketamine doses, including on the day Perry died. He awaits his sentencing.

Dr. Salvador Plasencia: The doctor who supplied Ketamine doses to Perry through his assistant. Plasencia earlier this year pleaded guilty, but not for the exact doses that killed Perry. He pleaded guilty last month to four counts of distribution.

Dr. Mark Chavez: Another doctor who prescribed Perry ketamine also pleaded guilty last year.

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“According to court documents, on the night of Perry’s death, Iwamasa gave him at least three shots of Sangha’s ketamine. After Perry’s death, Sangha and Fleming deleted their Signal messages. Recovered text messages even show Fleming at one point saying, ‘I never dealt with Perry, only his assistant. So the assistant was the enabler. I’m 90% sure everyone is protected.’ According to the prosecutor, Sangha could face up to 65 years in federal prison.”