Matthew Perry Death
‘Ketamine Queen’ Goes Down …
Strikes Plea Deal with Feds
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The “Ketamine Queen” — the last of 5 people charged in Matthew Perry‘s death — is going away to prison, for a long time, after agreeing to plead guilty in the federal case.
Jasveen Sangha, who earned her street handle from slinging the drug in North Hollywood, struck a plea deal on 5 criminal charges — according to the feds, she will plead guilty to 3 counts of ketamine distribution, one count of distributing ketamine resulting in death and one count of maintaining a drug-involved premises.
In exchange for her guilty plea, the feds are dropping all the other charges for which she’d been indicted.
Sangha is still facing some serious time in federal prison — she could get up to 65 years, but federal prosecutors will recommend a lighter sentence if she accepts responsibility for the crimes.
The feds say Sangha frantically tried to delete messages she sent to a co-defendant regarding Matthew in the days after he died in 2023 — including one where she claimed she never dealt directly with the actor, and another where she questioned how long the ketamine would remain in his system.
The feds had already secured guilty pleas from the 4 other defendants — Mark Chavez, Erik Fleming, Salvador Plasencia and Kenneth Iwamasa … who was Perry’s assistant.
