Stepmother's Plea: Maximum Sentence for Ketamine Queen

0:00On April 8th, Matthew Perry's stepmother just dropped an emotional victim impact statement, pushing the judge for the maximum sentence against Jasmine. Sangha, the so-called ketamine queen. Sangha pleaded guilty to supplying the ketamine they killed Perry back in October 2023. He was found unresponsive in his jacuzzi, and now she's facing up to 65 years behind bars. Debbie, married to Perry's dad, John Bennett Perry, laid it all out in her letter to the California court. She talked about the endless pain ripping through their family, no light left, and how they miss him every single day with no escape from the grief. The impact hits hard. Perry's love once say the hurt is permanent, touching hundreds or even thousands of lives through Sangha's actions. They question if she ever chased real joy, calling out her choice to profit off something so destructive. Sangha spoke up from jail, owning her role fully with no excuses. She called her drug operation reckless and dangerous, apologizing deeply to Perry's family

1:00and the community while vowing to turn things around with. Accountability, as the court weighs her fate, this case spotlights the raw toll of the drug trade, leaving families shattered and pushing for real justice to stop the cycle. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.