Summary
Jasveen Sangha received a 15-year prison sentence for providing illegal drugs that led to actor Matthew Perry's death in 2023. Sangha admitted to her actions in court and pleaded guilty to multiple drug charges. The judge decided on a longer sentence because Sangha continued selling the drug even after Perry's death, showing a lack of remorse.
Key Facts
- Jasveen Sangha was sentenced to 15 years in prison for supplying drugs linked to Matthew Perry's death.
- Perry died from "acute effects of ketamine" in 2023.
- Sangha pleaded guilty to five felony drug charges.
- She was arrested in 2024 and had been in custody for nearly 20 months before sentencing.
- The judge gave a harsher sentence due to Sangha continuing to sell ketamine after Perry's death.
- Perry had sought ketamine infusions for anxiety and depression before turning to illegal sources.
- Sangha was known as the “Ketamine Queen” and sold 51 vials to a middleman.
- This middleman sold the drugs to Perry's assistant, who then injected them into Perry.
