He will probably have been buying a lot more than what he had on prescription from the dealers who have been arrested, who will have been getting dodgy prescriptions from the doctor arrested.

Yes That Doctor did not give him too much
on his official sessions

Some other bugger sold him the rest................................

5 now charged for his death


Other Deaths
from that same crew


False Medical Notes - were used.

One Women of the 5
now faces Life in Prison

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The 5 arrested
can no longer kill people


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Authorities say from September to October 2023, Perry purchased 20 vials of ketamine for $55,000 (£42,800).

The purchases led Dr Plasencia, one of those charged in Perry's death, to write in a text message, "I wonder how much this moron will pay" in reference to the actor.

Investigators are saying Plasencia wrote in text messages that he wanted to be Perry's "go-to for drugs".

Authorities are explaining that as a doctor, Plasencia knew the dangers of the drugs he was taking and even witnessed Perry "freeze up" and saw his blood pressure spike while administering the drugs during one occasion. But authorities say the doctor still left behind vials of the drug for his assistant to administer.


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Money, money, money

What a Evil Women
known as the Keta Queen.


She coded his supply as Dr Pepper


Selling to loads of others


She is one of the 5 that will Die in prison


A great report was on SkyNewsHD
by there northern lady reporter Live in LA

So sad that they abused his vulnerability

Poor guy, he probably thought he was in safe hands with a doctor on board

$12 his dose cost

But the Junkie Queen sold it to his door for $2,000

Ref :LBC AM

Its just tragic...so glad these people will be held to account.

They will be Jailed for Life

Why on Earth ANYONE would want to ingest a
horse tranquilliser ( ketamine) in the first place completely baffles me


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His official doctor did an infusion on that drug,
to help with his depression.


So he knew how relaxed it made him.


But then Evil dealers/doctors bought it for $12
took it to his door ready to be injected
but charged him $2,000 for that cheap gear.

Very sad he was still doing drugs whilst also saying he had quit.

That's common among many addicts.

They always think they will get away with it until they don't

he never fooled anyone when he said he quit. He was an addict and wealthy, it will never change

Doctor pleads guilty in connection with death of Friends star Matthew Perry…

One of two doctors charged in connection with actor Matthew Perry’s death has pleaded guilty in a federal court in Los Angeles, after reaching a deal with prosecutors.

Mark Chavez, a doctor from San Diego, formally admitted conspiring to distribute the surgical anaesthetic ketamine during a change-of-plea hearing on Wednesday.

The 54-year-old is the third person to accept charges following the death of Friends star Perry, who died on October 28 last year from the “acute effects of ketamine” at the age of 54.

US District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett scheduled a sentence hearing for April 2 2025.

He is facing a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.

Chavez, who is free on a 50,000 dollar (£37,600) bond, exited the courtroom with his lawyer Matthew Binninger.

In comments made to reporters outside court, Mr Binninger said that Chavez had “absolutely” shown remorse for his actions.

“(He has) accepted responsibility, plead guilty, admitted a lot of facts on record, he’s cooperating with the government, he has already started the process of surrendering his medical licence.

“He is taking this incredibly seriously.”

In his plea agreement, Chavez admitted to selling ketamine to another doctor, Salvador Plasencia, from Santa Monica, having diverted it from his former ketamine clinic.

In total, he transferred 22 viles of liquid ketamine and nine ketamine lozenges to Plasencia who allegedly sold them to Perry, the court heard.

Plasencia is set to face a trial on March 4 next year, after allegedly using Perry’s live-in assistant Kenneth Iwamasa to distribute ketamine to the actor from September to October last year for 55,000 dollars (£43,000).

Perry had been seeking treatment for depression and anxiety when he became addicted to intravenous ketamine last autumn.

According to the initial indictment, Plasencia is said to have conspired with fellow doctor Chavez to supply Perry with large amounts of ketamine, writing in a message: “I wonder how much this moron will pay” and “let’s find out”.

Plasencia will stand trial alongside Jasveen Sangha – an alleged drug dealer named by authorities as “the ketamine queen” – who is said to have sold ketamine to Perry for 11,000 dollars (£8,553) in cash.

The ketamine supplied by Sangha was ultimately the dose that took Perry’s life, a Drug Enforcement Administrator previously claimed.

Plasencia is facing a maximum sentence of 120 years in federal prison, while Sangha is facing life imprisonment.

During a previous court appearance, Plasencia denied conspiracy to distribute ketamine; seven counts of distribution of ketamine and two charges related to allegations he falsified documents during the investigation into Perry’s death.

Sangha also plead not guilty to conspiracy to distribute ketamine; maintaining a drug-involved premises; possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine; possession with intent to distribute ketamine and five counts of distribution of ketamine.

Perry, who played Chandler Bing in hit US sitcom Friends, died after receiving several injections of ketamine from his live-in assistant Iwamasa.

Iwamasa plead guilty on August 7 to conspiring to distribute ketamine causing death – admitting to “repeatedly injecting Perry with ketamine without medical training”.

His sentencing has been set for November 6.

During the last few weeks of his life, Perry “turned to street dealer” Erik Fleming who is said to have sourced ketamine from Sangha.

Fleming pleaded guilty on August 8 to conspiracy to distribute ketamine and distribution of ketamine resulting in death.

He is set to be sentenced on October 30.

Plasencia is currently on release after posting a 100,000 dollar (£78,000) bond, while a judge denied bond for Sangha.