Jasveen Sangha is one of the five people arrested in connection with the tragic death of beloved actor Matthew Perry. She has gained the nickname “Ketamine Queen” by federal prosecutors due to her alleged involvement in the illegal distribution of ketamine, a powerful drug that is believed to have played a role in Perry’s death.
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The Charges Against Jasveen Sangha
North Hollywood has been described by federal prosecutors as a stash house run by Jasveen Sangha. Federal indictment says that from this place Sangha allegedly kept, packaged and distributed different drugs. As for the drugs she allegedly supplied, there is ketamine, which is dangerous when taken inappropriately, and can result in fatalities.
The criminal charges leveled against Sangha is that has conspired to distribute ketamine, has been involved in drug related transactions at her place of business and has intentionally distributed methamphetamine. If found guilty, Sangha stood to be imprisoned for the rest of his life.
The Relation to Matthew Perry
Sangha is alleged to have provided the drugs to Erik Fleming; Fleming then provided the drugs to Kenneth Iwamasa. Even Fleming who has been charged close to Iwamasa has entered a plea of guilty to related charges and stands a possibility of being jailed for 15 and 25 years respectively.
Court records reveal that Fleming worked as a go-between for Sangha and Iwamasa. Sangha reportedly provided Fleming fifty vials of ketamine and these were forwarded to Iwamasa. His assistant subsequently testified in court that he administered the drug to the actor on several occasions. Unfortunately, Perry passed on in boot on 28th October in the year 2023 and this must have been contributed to by ketamine.
Sangha’s Alleged Involvement in Other Cases
This is not the first time that Jasveen Sangha has been associated with death related to ketamine use. The same year, she was said to have supplied ketamine to a man who died a few hours after consuming it. Although Sangha confirmed the man’s death, he went on the internet to check if ketamine could be put as a cause of death.
The Police Investigation
The Los Angeles Police Department conducted a search of Jasveen Sangha’s house and discovered large quantities of drugs. The police found 79 vials of ketamine, more than one kilogram of methamphetamine tablets, psilocybin mushrooms, cocaine, and various other controlled substances.
After her arrest, Sangha pleaded not guilty to the charges. However, due to the seriousness of the allegations and the large amount of drugs found in her possession, she has been detained without bail.
