Ketamine Dealer Pleads Guilty in Matthew Perry‘s Death
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Los Angeles – A woman nicknamed the “Queen of Ketamine” pleaded guilty on wednesday to selling the drug that led to the death of “Friends” star Matthew Perry.
The Guilty Plea
Jasveen Sangha pleaded guilty to five federal charges, including providing the ketamine that resulted in Perry’s death. Her trial was scheduled to begin later this month. Sangha is the fifth and final defendant in the Perry overdose case to admit guilt.
The “Queen of Ketamine”
Prosecutors presented Sangha,a 42-year-old citizen of the United States and the United Kingdom,as a prolific drug trafficker. Her clients reportedly knew her as the “Queen of Ketamine,” a moniker frequently used in press releases and court documents.
Details of the Agreement
Under an agreement reached on August 18th, Sangha pleaded guilty to one count of drug-related conspiracy, three counts of ketamine distribution, and one count of ketamine distribution resulting in death.
Potential Sentencing
The ketamine distribution charge resulting in death carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years in federal prison. Sentencing is scheduled for November 22nd before U.S. District Judge Mark C. Scarsi.
The Broader Investigation
The investigation revealed that perry had been receiving ketamine treatments for depression and anxiety, but was allegedly obtaining additional ketamine illegally from Sangha. Authorities believe Perry died from the acute effects of ketamine.
Key Takeaways
- Jasveen sangha, known as the “Queen of Ketamine,” has pleaded guilty to providing the ketamine that led to Matthew Perry’s death.
- She is the last of five defendants in the case to admit guilt.
- Sangha faces a minimum of 20 years in prison.
- The investigation revealed Perry was receiving legitimate ketamine treatments but also obtaining the drug illegally.
Publication Date: 2025/09/04 08:58:52
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