Ketamine Queen Jailed for Matthew Perry's Death

0:00On April 8th, Jasmin Sangha, the so-called ketamine queen, just got hit with a 15-year prison sentence for supplying the ketamine that killed. Friend star Matthew Perry back in October, 2023. The 42-year-old pleaded guilty last September to charges including using her home for drug distribution and handing out ketamine that led to. His death at age 54. Federal prosecutors nailed her with the max they wanted, while her lawyers pushed for time served since her arrest last August. Earlier this week on April 8th, the judge laid down the law in a Los Angeles courtroom, calling her actions a chain of deadly choices. Sangha owned up to her mistakes, saying they were horrible decisions with tragic results, and she's been praying for forgiveness daily. She even thanked the court for the harsh wake of call that pulled her from the picture. Perry's stepdad, Keith Morrison from Dateline, spoke up during the hearing, calling the sentence highly-reasoned, but adding that nobody won that day. He said they miss Matthew terribly and even felt bad for Sangha in the mix.

1:02It's a raw reminder of how addiction ripples out, hitting families hard across the board. Meanwhile, four others tied to Perry's ketamine supply have also copped to please. Former Doc Salvador Plasencia got 30 months after selling vows directly, and Mark Chavez drew probation, home detention, and community service. For his part in the chain. Police old assisting Kenneth E. Womasa and dealer Eric Fleming pleaded guilty too, but their sentences are still pending. This case wraps another layer on Perry's story, showing how underground networks fueled his struggle right to the end. Justice moves forward, but the loss lingers for everyone involved. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.