Ketamine Queen Gets 15 Years

0:00A federal judge just dropped the 15-year prison sentence on Jasmian Sangha, the so-called ketamine queen in the Matthew Perry overdose case. She's a third of five defendants locked up for her role in supplying the drugs that killed the friend star back on October 28th, 20th, 23. Sangha pleaded guilty to distributing ketamine that caused death, admitting she sold 25 vials to Perry's people for $6,000. Just four days before he passed. Players pointed out she kept dealing even after her supply led to another overdose death in 2019. Her lawyers pushed for time-served, calling her prison behavior top-notch. But the judge stuck with the prosecutors' call for the full 15 years, telling Sangha she'd need epic resilience to get through it. Perry stepped dead, Keith Morrison hit hard and court, calling her straight up a drug dealer who fed an addict's habit. Perry had been battling addiction for years, as he wrote about in his memoir, and turned to shady sources when legal docs wouldn't supply enough.

1:01Another player, Dr. Salvador Plesencia, already got two and a half years for his part. Now the spotlights on the last two, Perry's assistant Kenneth Iwamasa, up next on April 22nd, facing up to 15 years, and middleman Eric, flimming on April 29th with 25 years max. This chapter closes heavy, but the case ain't done pushing for full accountability. That raps Tampa Bay News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.