Matthew Perry received 27 shots of Ketamine in his last days, a new documentary. “There must be an accountability,” says prosecutor.

Matthew Perry’s overdose death will be the one who was a stomach.

A new peacock documentary, Matthew Perry: A Hollywood tragedyLook at that Friends Stars ascent to fame next to his lifelong struggle with addiction. While his best -selling memoirs 2022, Friends, lovers and the big terrible thingsuggested that the 54-year-old actor died of a ketamine overdose of a ketamine overdose on October 28, 2023.

The one -hour specialty intervenes in the last months and days before his whirlpool and describes how it used the dissociative anesthetic that is used outside the label to treat depression, and also for its hallucinatory effects. The resulting criminal investigation led to five arrests.

According to the documentary, Perry received 27 shots of Ketamine in his last three days, outside of his legitimate ketamine therapy due to anxiety and depression. Martin Estrada, the US lawyer who supervised the case before he resigned in January, said that the five people were arrested two doctors, a suspected drug dealer and Perry’s personal assistant. “People who should know much better “.

Two of them-dr. Salvador Plasencia, who allegedly administered the drug in a parking lot and referred to the star in a text as “idiot”, and Jasveen Sangha, the so -called “Ketamine Queen”, who fatally made Perry’s dose – not guilty. Both are on trial on March 4 in Los Angeles. The three other – Dr. Mark Chavez; Perry’s assistant Kenneth Iwamasa; And a well -known, Erik Fleming – okay and cooperate with prosecutors. They are waiting in April (Chavez and Fleming) and May (Iwamasa).

We learned the following in the documentary.

The doctors were driven by “greed”, said prosecutor

Plasencia allegedly received fraudulent recipes for ketamine from Chavez in September and October 2023. Estrada said they were motivated by “greed” and asked Perry 55,000 US dollars for 20 bottles of a drug that should have cost 12 US dollars per vial. Plasencia Chavez wrote of the huge Markup: “I wonder how much this idiot will pay,” said the indictment.

“Dr. Plasencia was very clear in text messages … that he saw this as an opportunity to make a lot of money in a short time, ”said Estrada,“ and he supposedly did exactly that. “

Plasencia administered Perry in the back of a car in a long beach, California, Ketamine allegedly ketamine. The great dose had Perry freezed and his blood pressure rose. However, Plasencia allegedly passed on Perry Ketamine – and there was also Iwamasa, who had no medical training to inject Perry.

Plasencia is charged with a conspiracy for the distribution of ketamine, seven distribution of ketamine and two counts to change and fake documents or records in connection with the investigation of the federal government in Perry’s death.

“Doctors are not allowed to inject people in the back of the parking spaces,” said Estrada. “A trained doctor like Dr. Plasencia knew much better. One of the overall topics of our indictment is that all of these accused should know better, take advantage of them from one person and their greed made them endanger Mr. Perry’s life. “

This is about “accountability”: public prosecutor

Plasencia was said to no longer deliver the amount of ketamine -iwamasa that Perry was looking for in Perry and connected it to fleming. Fleming, a former film director who worked in a rehabilitation facility, served as the adoption of Iwamasa and Sangha. Sangha sold Perry 50 bottles from ketamine, including the fatal dose, in his last two weeks of life of $ 11,000.

Sangha-Die in her house Ketamin, cocaine, Xanax, methamphetamine pills, drug books and scales when the authorities were attacked-due to a number of conspiracies to distribute ketamine, a number of premises triggered with drugs Count, a count, a count, a count of possession with intention, methamphetamine too Distribute, distribute a number of possessions with the intention of distributing ketamine, and five counts of distribution of ketamine.

Sangha is accused of selling ketamine to a second victim, Cody McLaury, who died of an overdose in 2019. Perry’s case put the death of McLaury in the spotlight.

“In the past, we have described these things overdosed deaths and made the victim more to blame,” said Estrada. “We don’t do that anymore. We accuse the drug dealers, the drug sellers, that we take advantage of these addiction problems to cause death or serious injuries, and that’s why we bring in these cases. The large snack from this case is that people who are involved in ruthless activity, regardless of whether it is drug trafficking, or other activities, cause the death of others. “

Ketamin expert said

David Feifel, a psychiatrist and medical director at Kadima Neuropsychiatry Institute, said that the use of ketamine should be strongly monitored by medical specialists. He said one of the fatal mistakes was that Iwamasa, who gave Perry 27 Ketamine shots in his last three days – had set up Perry’s whirlpool for him before leaving him in peace.

“What should have happened at this point was the monitoring of his vital, but what is more important, they should have made sure that he was not nearby,” said Feifel. “If you don’t have control over your body, you will have a risk that you harm yourself.”

Before his death, Perry shared a photo of himself in his whirlpool:

Former celebrity assistant said that the lines between star and employee are blurred

Iwamasa worked with Perry for decades. Jennifer O’Neill, a former personal assistant from Lady Gaga, who was interviewed for the documentary, spoke about how things could have become so bad, and Iwamasa injected his boss with drugs.

“Ken lived with him. He worked with him around the clock. If you have a personal relationship, lines will blur, ”said O’Neill.

“Your boss asks her to do something and you may not feel comfortable, but this is her living on the line,” she said. “If you say no, you can only find someone who says. I think it is easy for people to judge Ken and say that he should never have done it. I don’t know him personally, but if I were in his shoes, I would be horrified by the situation. “

Morgan Fairchild said Perry tried to help people help “even in the middle of his own pain”.

Perry wrote his 2020 memoirs to help other addicts. His TV mother of Friends He said he was incredibly brave that he had shared his addictive fights from the early 2000s.

“I was terribly proud of him,” said Fairchild. “It is difficult to admit, especially in this city, that they have a problem that is wrong, and I found it very brave of him … He really seemed to help other people who also had to fight.”

When he fought, “he also tried to reach other people in the middle of his own pain,” she said.

Fairchild added that Perry’s legacy would be “of hope, joy, friendship and love.

Matthew Perry: A Hollywood tragedy Premiere on Peacock on February 25th.