Ketamine Queen Sentenced for Matthew Perry's Death

0:00It's April 9th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Jasmine Sanga, the so-called ketamine queen, just got hit with a 15-year federal prison sentence for supplying the ketamine that killed friends. Star Matthew Perry. She pleaded guilty last September to five charges, including distributing the drug in a way that led to death and faced a judge in Los Angeles this week. From her North Hollywood home, Sanga ran a major drug operation, hooking up high-profile clients with ketamine, a powerful anesthetic meant only for medical use under supervision. Perry died in his Los Angeles hot tub back in October 2023, from the acute effects of the drug, which he got and used way outside safe, limits. In court, Perry's family poured out their pain, pushing for the max sentence and calling the harm irreversible. Sanga got emotional, too, owning up to how her choices wrecked lives and expressing deep

1:00shame over it all. She's one of five people charged in Perry's death, including doctors and associates who exploited his addiction struggles for cash. Most of the others have already pleaded guilty or taken their own sentences. This case shines a harsh light on the dangers of underground drugs chasing celebrity highs, reminding us how one bad supply chain can end a life.