Ketamine Queen Sentenced for Matthew Perry's Death

0:00It's April 9th, welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Jawsven Sangha, known as the ketamine queen, just got hit with a 15-year prison sentence on April 8th for her role in Matthew Perry's death. She pleaded guilty last September to running a drug house, three counts of distributing ketamine and one count that led to death or serious injury. Her supply chain fueled the friend star's fatal overdose back in October 2023. Sangha hooked up Perry's acquaintance, Eric Fleming, with ketamine, who passed it to the actor's live-in assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, that October, she and Fleming delivered 51 vials through the assistant. On the day Perry died, Iwamasa gave him at least three injections from her stash, pushing the levels way too high. Perry's autopsy pinned the main cause on acute ketamine effects, with drowning, hard disease, and buprenorphine as side factors. Fans and folks close to the case have been waiting years for some closure on this tragedy,

1:02especially since the sarcastic Chandler Bing was such a cultural icon, battling addiction publicly. After news broke up Perry's death, Sangha hit up Fleming on the signal app to plot how to cut ties. She switched settings to auto-delete messages and told them to wipe their chats clean, stray from the prosecutor's notes. Even knowing her drugs took a life, Sangha kept the operation rolling without a pause. This sentencing marks a big step in holding the network accountable, but it leaves us reflecting on how deep these shadows run in Hollywood's underbelly.