Stepmom's Plea for Ketamine Queen's Max Sentence

0:00On April 8, three years after Matthew Perry's death from ketamine overdose, his stepmom Debbie Perry dropped a heavy victim impact statement in. Court. She's pushing for the max sentence on Jasmin Sangha, the so-called ketamine queen, who supplied the drugs that killed the 54-year-old friends. Star back on October 28, 2023. Sangha, a 42-year-old dealer, copped a guilty plea last year for selling dozens of ketamine vials to Perry right before he died. Prosecutors say she ran a profit-driven network with doctors, a middleman, and Perry's own assistant, who altered plea deals, too. She even packaged the stuff in unmarked bottles, hiding how strong it was. Debbie laid it out raw, saying the loss killed all joy in their family, and that Sangha's business smarts went straight to hurting people. She's begging the judge to lock her up so no other families suffer the same nightmare. Now, new details show Sangha also admitted to a separate ketamine sale back in 2019, that lets one another guy's fatal overdose. She's been locked up since her arrest last August, and once just time served as the first

1:04time offender, but prosecutors are gunning for 15 years. Behind bars, plus three years, supervise release. Sentencing hits tomorrow, April 8, so we'll see if Justice drops as hard as Debbie's words. Stay tuned for the Fallout on this one, that wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.