Jasveen Sangha Sentenced for Matthew Perry's Ketamine Death

0:00It's April 9th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Jasmine Sangha just got hit with a 15-year prison sentence for supplying the ketamine that played a role in Matthew Perry's death. The 41-year-old faced five federal charges in California for drug distribution, tied directly to the 54-year-old actor found, unresponsive in his hot tub late last year. Earlier this week on April 8th, the judge laid down the hammer after prosecutors laid out her years-long operation feeding drugs to Hollywood's. In her circle, Sangha grew up wealthy. From a British family with big business roots, moved to California young, nailed her education with college and an MBA, but shifted hard into the party scene in her late 20s. Perry's stepmother Debbie didn't hold back in court, calling the damage irreversible and pushing for the max penalty over 60 years, saying the pain. Hit hundreds with no light left. Friends painted her as chasing Celeb access more than cash, but that high-life normalized

1:04ketamine for their crew. Cops raided her spot last March, grabbing 79 v of ketamine plus other stuff, showing she kept dealing even after a customer's overdose. Back in 2019, prosecutors hammered her pattern, no real remorse, and she even talked selling her story from jail. This case spot lights how elite circles can pull folks deep into danger, with her partner in the deal up for sentencing soon, reminding us addictions. Liverpool hits hard across the board.