Drug dealer Jasveen Singha, also known as Ketamine Queen, has admitted to supplying the drug dose that killed Friends star Matthew Perry.
According to international media, Jasveen Singha, who was known by the name Ketamine Queen, officially confessed to selling the drug that led to Matthew Perry’s death.
At first, she denied the charges, but in August she agreed to change her plea through a signed statement and accepted her guilt.
She faced serious charges of supplying drugs, running a drug operation, and distributing substances that could cause death or serious harm.
Prosecutors said that Singha sold the drugs to a man who then passed the ketamine to Perry’s assistant Kenneth Iwamasa.
It should be remembered that Friends actor Matthew Perry died in October 2023 at the age of 54 due to an overdose. He had struggled with addiction for years, and it eventually cost him his life.
Matthew had been using ketamine legally under a doctor’s supervision as an off-label treatment for depression. However, weeks before his death, he began taking illegal doses.
Prosecutors revealed that just four days before his death, Perry bought a large amount of ketamine from Jasveen Singha, paying her 6,000 dollars for 25 vials.