Doctor Confirms Ketamine Injection To Matthew Perry, Declared Guilty

Matthew Perry (Instagram @mattyperry4)

JAKARTA - Four people are reportedly guilty of the death of actor Matthew Perry. Salvadoran doctor Plasencia was found guilty after it was revealed that he gave the actor a ketamine.

Apart from doctors, four other people are Perry's assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa who injected a contaminant on the day of his death. Then the owner of the ketamine clinics Mark Chavez and ErikANG.

Currently, four people have been found guilty, the remaining one person is Jasveen Sangha who is said to be a methamphetamine dealer who connects Perry's transaction with a doctor.

According to the LA Times, doctor Plasencia filed a defense against four charges of distributing contaminants and he faces up to 40 years in prison.

Matthew Perry was found dead in the bathtub at his home on October 28, 2023. The autopsy revealed that ketaminas were the main cause of the Friends star' death.

He was revealed to have consumed ketamina legally with a doctor's consultation, but he was released from treatment for depression.

According to the prosecutor, doctors Plazancia not only gave contaminants to Perry outside of practitioners but also taught Iwamasa to inject ketamine into the actor. Seeing Matthew Perry as a source of income, he started designing to give a contaminant a month before his death.

"I think how big this stupid (Matthew Perry) is going to pay. Let's find out," wrote the Plasmancia doctor in a message that was revealed to the public.

Iwatasa then ordered eight doses of ketamina and mentioned it as a 'dr pepper'. The large dose makes Perry's blood pressure start to increase.

On the day of his death, namely October 28, Iwa Masa injected 15 doses of ketaminas into Matthew Perry given by Sangha.

In addition, Jasveen Sangha's trial is scheduled for August, changing from the initial schedule, namely March.