Matthew Perry Death Case: Almost 10 months after Friends sitcom starrer Matthew Perry's death, five including two doctors have been charged with supplying Perry with ketamine, which caused his overdose death. The defendants include a woman popularly known as 'Ketamine Queen'. While Jasveen Sangha, 41, pleaded not guilty in court, US Attorney Martin Estrada said that all the defendants were part of a criminal network that distributed the
drug to Perry and others.
Each defendant played a role in falsely prescribing, selling or injecting the ketamine that led to the actor's death in October 2023, Anne Milgram, administrator of the US Drug Enforcement Administration, said. According to authorities, Sangha was known as the "Ketamine Queen" and sold the doses that killed Perry from her "stash house" in North Hollywood.
Who Is Jasveen Sangha, The Ketamine Queen?
- Popularly known as the "Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles," Sangha is accused of running a drug operation from her home in North Hollywood, where authorities allege she stored, packaged, and distributed a range of narcotics.
- A federal indictment describes her residence as a "drug-selling emporium" stocked with methamphetamine, cocaine, and prescription medications such as Xanax.
- Jasveen Sangha, popularly known as the "Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles," has made headlines for allegedly running a major drug operation from her North Hollywood residence.
- Sangha is accused of operating a drug operation from her home in North Hollywood, where authorities allege she stored, packaged, and distributed a range of narcotics.
- Sangha is said to have transformed her home into a "drug-selling emporium," according to a federal indictment.
- Central to her alleged operation was ketamine, a powerful anesthetic and recreational drug, which earned her the notorious title.
- Authorities claim that Sangha not only stored and packaged these drugs but also managed their distribution, playing a key role in a larger network of narcotics trade.