Los Angeles (AP) – A woman known as the Queen of Ketamine, accused of selling Matthew Perry after killing drugs, agreed to admit guilt on Monday.
Jasveen Sangha becomes the fifth and final accused, accused of death of a “friend” star overdose to conclude the basis of a claim with federal prosecutors, avoiding the planned trial in September.
She agreed to plead guilty of five federal criminal accusations, including the submission of ketamine, which led to the death of Perry, a statement of federal prosecutors said.
Prosecutors had given Sangha, 42 -year -old US and UK citizens as a productive drug dealer who was known to their clients as the Queen of Ketamine, often in the term in printing reports and court documents and even involving it in the official name of the case.
She agreed to admit guilty of one number to maintain the drug -related premises, three -keamine distribution calculations and one distribution of ketamine, which caused death or serious bodily injury.
She confessed to the sale of four ketamine bottles for another man Cody McLaury, hours before death from an overdose in 2019. McLaury had no relationship with Perry.
Prosecutors will abandon three more calculations associated with the distribution of keamine, and one of the distribution of methamphetamine unrelated to the Perry case.
Prosecutors argued that Sangha would officially change his claim at the upcoming hearing to be punished. She could have been in prison for up to 45 years. Sangha lawyers looking for comment were not immediately answered by email. A letter.
The main objectives of the research were Ji and dr. Salvador Plasticia, who signed his claim agreement on June 16. The other three accused – dr. Mark Chavez, Kenneth Iwamasa and Erik Fleming – agreed to admit guilt last year in exchange for their cooperation with statements related to Sangha and plasticia.
Perry was found dead at his Los Angeles house in Iwamasa, his assistant, in 2023. October 28th. The medical expert decided that the main cause of death was ketamine, usually used as a surgical anesthetic.
The actor used the drug through his normal doctor as a legal, but not label-deepression treatment, which became increasingly more common. The 54 -year -old Perry searched for more ketamine than his doctor would give. He began to get him from plastic about a month before his death, then began to get more from Sangha about two weeks before his death, prosecutors said.
Perry and Iwamasa found Sangha through Perry’s friend Fleming. In their agreements, both men described subsequent transactions in detail.
According to court documents, Fleming reported Iwamasa, saying that Sangha kemin was “unmarked, but it is wonderful.” Fleming sent the text to the Iwamasa that it only had “with high -end and celebrity. If it weren’t great things, she would lose her business.”
When two men go as intermediaries, Perry from Sangha bought large quantities of ketamine, including $ 25 for $ 6,000 in four days before death. This purchase included doses that killed Perry, prosecutors said.
On the day of Perry’s death, Sangha told Fleming that they should delete all the messages they sent to each other on the basis of her accusation.
Her home in Northern Hollywood, California, 2024. March The agents of the administration of the drug execution of an alphabet, which have found many methamphetamines and ketamine, the agent states. She was accused of that June, arrested that August and has since been held in prison.
None of the defendants had yet been convicted.
Perry has been fighting addiction for many years, dating back to “friends” in his time when he became one of his biggest stars of his generation like Chandler Bing. He played with Jennifer Aniston, Courtener Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt Leblanc and David Schwimmer for 10 seasons from 1994 to 2004. In the NBC Megahit series.