US Edition‘Ketamine Queen’ Accused of Selling Fatal Dose to Matthew Perry Agrees to Plead Guilty
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, AUG 5 – Jasveen Sangha faces five ketamine distribution charges including one causing death as prosecutors detail a criminal network supplying actor Matthew Perry with large doses.
- After a judge’s order on Tuesday, Sangha’s trial is scheduled for September, charged with five counts including distribution resulting in death.
- After four other defendants reached plea agreements, Sangha's trial was postponed for the fourth time since her April 2024 indictment, now scheduled for September.
- Investigators say Perry’s assistant bought 25 vials for $6,000, including the alleged fatal doses, from Sangha a few days before his death.
- Two co-defendants, including Perry’s assistant, pleaded guilty and are cooperating; Dr. Salvador Plasencia also pleaded guilty last month, prosecutors say.
- Highlighting an off-label trend, prosecutors allege Matthew Perry sought ketamine from Plasencia and Sangha after his doctor refused higher doses.
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rtl.nlThe trial of Jasveen Sangha, one of the people suspected of involvement in supplying ketamine to actor Matthew Perry, has been postponed.
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'Ketamine Queen' to stand trial over Friends star Matthew Perry's death as court date set - The Mirror
Jasveen Sangha, allegedly known to her customers as "Ketamine Queen" and accused of selling Matthew Perry the fatal dose of the drug, is set to go to trial in September
·London, United Kingdom
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