Summary
Matthew Perry's parents have asked for a long prison sentence for Dr. Salvador Plasencia, who supplied Perry with ketamine before his overdose death. Plasencia pleaded guilty to distributing the drug, which was part of a larger investigation involving multiple people. Perry, known for his role on "Friends," died in October 2023 after dealing with drug addiction and depression.
Key Facts
- Matthew Perry's parents want a strong sentence for Dr. Salvador Plasencia.
- Plasencia gave ketamine to Perry, leading up to his overdose death.
- He pleaded guilty to four counts of distributing ketamine.
- The maximum penalty for his charges is 40 years, but prosecutors recommend a 3-year sentence.
- Perry was part of a federal investigation involving a ketamine network in Hollywood.
- Five people, including Plasencia, have pleaded guilty in connection to this case.
- Perry struggled with drug addiction and depression and was found dead in October 2023.
