Ketamine Queen Sentenced for Matthew Perry's Death

0:00It's April 8th, from red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Jasmine Senga, the so-called ketamine queen from North Hollywood, just got hit with a 15-year prison sentence for supplying the ketamine that killed Matthew Perry. This went down Wednesday in Los Angeles federal court, right on point with what prosecutors pushed for after her guilty plea last year. Perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub on October 28th, 2023, and died at 54 from the acute effects of that. Ketamine, plus drowning and other factors. Senga admitted to teaming up with another dealer to flood Perry's circle with dozens of vials in the weeks leading up. Perry's mother, Suzanne Morrison, and stepfather Keith, showed up at court and shared powerful victim impact statements. Prosecutors laid it out clear, Senga chose cash over lives, running a high volume drug spy from her home, even after linking her ketamine to deaths. She also copped to selling ketamine, tied to another overdose, Cody McClure is in August

1:022019. Her crew included Perry's assistant and two doctors, most already sentenced home confinement for one, 30 months for the other. Senga's team begged for time served, highlighting her sobriety and support system in custody, but the judge stuck to 15 years. With others still facing the bench soon, this chapter underscores the real cost of chasing profits in the shadows.