Ketamine Queen Seeks Mercy in Matthew Perry's Death

0:00On March 26, federal prosecutors won a 15-year prison sentence for a Jaspin Sangha, known as the ketamine queen, in connection with Matthew. Perry's death from a ketamine overdose. Sangha pleaded guilty last year to charges including distributing ketamine that resulted in death. She admitted supplying dozens of vials to Perry in the weeks before he died in October 2023, and also linked to another overdose death. In 2019, prosecutors argue she ran a large-scale drug operation from her home and kept selling despite knowing the risks to lives. Her defense team counters that she deserves time served, pointing to her sobriety and rehab progress while in custody since August 2024. Others involved include Perry's assistant who faces sentencing next month, a second dealer set for late April, and two doctors already sentenced to. Home confinement and prison time for their roles in the ketamine supply. Sangha's maximum possible term is 65 years, with her sentencing coming up in Los Angeles

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