Ketamine Queen Faces Sentencing for Perry's Death

0:00On April 8th, tomorrow, the woman called the ketamine queen faces sentencing in Los Angeles federal court for supplying the ketamine that killed. Matthew Perry back in October 2023. Perry was 54 when he overdosed from doses provided through her network. She pleaded guilty last year to charges like running a drug house and distributing ketamine, including the batch that caused his death. Prosecutors describe her North Hollywood spot as a major trafficking hub since at least 2019, dealing ketamine and meth. They say she kept selling even after learning her drugs led to two overdose deaths, including Perry and another man in 2019, putting profits first. Her lawyers argue for time served since her arrest in August 2024, pointing to her sobriety and rehab progress in jail, plus strong, support to stay clean. But prosecutors fire back, saying she shows no real remorse, barely mentions the other victim, and even joked in jail calls about turning her story into book deals.

1:02Perry's stepmom shared a victim statement calling for the max sentence of up to 65 years to stop her from hurting more families. Meanwhile, four others tied to the case have pleaded guilty too. Her dealer partner, Perry's assistant, and two doctors. With some already serving time or confinement, her hearing tomorrow could wrap this chapter, but it highlights how unchecked dealing destroys lives. Having families shattered long after the fact, entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, bringing you what's trending.