Federal prosecutors have charged five individuals in connection with the death of Friends star Matthew Perry , including a woman they dubbed The Ketamine Queen . Jasveen Sangha is accused of distributing the ketamine that led to Perry's death, according to the Department of Justice. Prosecutors allege Sangha operated a stash house in North Hollywood for storing and distributing narcotics.
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Both Fleming and Iwamasa have pleaded guilty to related charges. The indictment alleges Sangha allowed Fleming to take a sample for Perry. In a message to Fleming, she allegedly wrote: "It's unmarked but it's amazing – he take[s] one and try it and I have more if he likes.
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" After Perry's death on Oct. 28, 2023, Sangha allegedly texted Fleming: "Delete all our messages." The Justice Department claims this isn't the first ketamine-related death linked to Sangha.
In 2019, she allegedly sold ketamine to a man who overdosed hours later. A search of Sangha's residence reportedly uncovered various drugs, including ketamine, methamphetamine, and cocaine. United States Attorney Martin Estrada stated: "These defendants cared more about profiting off of Mr.
Perry than caring for his well-being. Drug dealers selling dangerous substances are gambling with other people's lives over greed.".
