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Matthew Perry's Ketamine Dealers and the Ketamine Queen
from Matthew Perry & A Hamptons Tragedy | The Tim Dillon Show #405 · #405
6 min
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Tim covers the criminal charges against Matthew Perry's ketamine suppliers, including the so-called "Ketamine Queen" Jasveen Sangha, and another victim, Cody McLaury, who died from the same supply chain.
- Why are authorities bothering the doctors who tried to help Matthew Perry feel good?
- After Friends ended, Perry lived about 20 more years before fame depleted him and he ended up in a hot tub.
- Over a two-month period in fall 2023, doctors distributed 20 vials of ketamine to Perry for $55,000 in cash.
- Doctor Placencia mocked Perry in texts, writing "I wonder how much this will pay," and watched him freeze up after an illegal injection.
- Jasmine Sanga, the Ketamine Queen, earned her nickname by allegedly selling ketamine and meth out of her North Hollywood stash house since June 2019.
- Sanga also faces charges for her role in an August 2019 ketamine overdose death of Cody Lowry, an Alaskan native and LGBTQ community member.
- Many doctors now prescribe ketamine therapy to aging celebrities to help them deal with the aftermath of fame.
- Fame is a drug that eats you alive from the inside out; it's an unnatural state of being where you don't feel gravity.
- Famous people surround themselves with fake friends who use them but are always on the clock, making them more fun than real friends.
- They tried to cancel Matthew Perry after he died, claiming he wasn't a nice guy.
- When detoxing from fame, you need another drug to replace it because you haven't existed in reality for a long time.
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