Ketamine Queen Sentenced, Perry's Tragic Legacy

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Jasmine Sanga, the so-called ketamine queen, just got hit with the maximum sentence of 15 years in prison for supplying the ketamine that killed. Matthew Perry. This went down in a Los Angeles courtroom on Wednesday, April 8th. She pleaded guilty back in September 2025 to maintaining a drug house and four counts of ketamine distribution, including one that caused death. She teamed up with Eric Fleming to feed the drugs to Perry's live and assistant, Kenneth Awomasa, who injected the actor at least three times on the day he died, October 28th, 2023 at age 54. Meanwhile, doctors like Salvador Placencia already caught 30 months last December for illegally hooking Perry up with the stuff. Prosecutors painted her as the cold-hearted boss of the operation, showing zero regret even after Perry's death. She scrambled to delete messages and cover tracks.

1:01Perry's stepmom, Debbie, laid it out wrong her statement, saying the pain Sanga caused to so many as permanent with no light left in their lives. Fleming and Awomasa faced their own sentencing later this month, closing in on the full circle of this tragic ring. Perry battled addiction most of his life, and this case spotlights how dealers prioritize cash over lives. It's a stark reminder that accountability is finally landing, but the void Perry left in fans and family lingers on. Stay sharp out there.