Ex-Wife's Plea for Ketamine Queen

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headmind shine. Perla Hudson, ex-wife of Guns & Roses guitarist Slash, has written a letter urging a judge to give a light sentence to Jasmine Senga, the so-called, ketamine queen convicted in Matthew Perry's fatal overdose. Perry died on October 29th, 2023, from acute ketamine effects after years battling addiction. Senga pleaded guilty to federal charges, like distributing ketamine, that caused death and running a drug house. Hudson described Senga as compassionate and selfless, like a little sister to her and a fairy godmother to her sons. She highlights Senga's daily prayers as a devout seek, bringing humility into relationships and says Senga supported her through tough times. Including her divorce from Slash, prosecutors paint a different picture, calling Senga, cold and callous for choosing profits over people even after seeing the dangers of her drugs. They argue she ignored the harm to users and families, pushing for at least 15 years behind

1:04bars. Senga had no prior record, and claims two years of sobriety since her arrest. Her North Hollywood home held kilos of meth pills, ketamine vials, ecstasy, and cash from dealing when searched in March 2023. Senga's tie to Perry's death, including his assistant, two doctors, and an acquaintance have also pleaded guilty. Sentencing for Senga comes in the months ahead, with a possible maximum of 20 years in federal prison.