Jasveen Sangha

That's crazy that that's how it happened.

And then there was the Ketamine Queen and all her designer clothes and her private, oh please, her private jets and her Prada and her Gucci.

You know what? Go straight to H-E-double-L, woman, you're a killer.

Why am I looking at her underwear? Get that off my screen.

Okay.

She was called the Ketamine Queen.

This is a woman in the Bronx, the same Bronx where this shooting took place.

No, no, no. She's out in L.A. I'm sorry.

And I never do.

But this poor guy ODs on ketamine.

You get this woman, Jasveen Sangha, the ketamine queen, she supplied, they found out who gave him the fatal doses.

And this woman was sentenced by the feds.

This included his doctors, a drug dealer, and Perry's personal assistant and others.

One of the central defendants was Jasveen Sangha, who became publicly known as the ketamine queen.

According to the Department of Justice, Sangha supplied ketamine that ultimately contributed to Perry's death.

And in April of 2026, Sangha was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to federal drug charges, including distribution of ketamine resulting in a death or serious bodily injury.

Remember Matthew, who dealt with drug addiction for years as well, was prescribed ketamine for depression and anxiety.

Now, Matthew Perry's story is a whole other beast and, of course, his ketamine queen, her name was Jasveen.

She was sentenced for 15 years in prison, plus other people have gotten in trouble, all the doctors.

But doctors that prescribe medications that ultimately kill the c- the, um, the patient usually tends to, they tend to get, you know, charged.