The notorious Jasveen Sangha or Ketamine Queen was sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment in federal prison. This sentencing marks a major milestone in the legal proceedings following the overdose death of Friends' star Matthew Perry in October 2023. Skechers Women Summits Sneakers

Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett gave 180-month term after Sangha pleaded guilty in several federal charges. The charges included, distribution of ketamine resulting in death (specifically the dose that killed Perry), her North Hollywood home, which was working more like a cradle of drug peddling. The judge also observed sangha was the most notorious out of 5 accused.

The case

Investigations uncovered that Sangha sold approximately 50 vials of ketamine to Perry’s intermediaries in the days leading up to his death. On October 28, 2023, Perry’s assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, did inject the actor with ketamine supplied by Sangha.

This dose made Perry to lose consciousness and drown in his tub. After news of Perry’s death came out, Sangha arranged to delete all messages to hide her involvement. The investigation team tracked all the messages and established her involvement in Perry’s death. Too Little, Too Late: West Asia Ceasefire Fails to Save Rayalaseema’s Banana Farmers

Despite Sangha received the harshest sentence, the others involved too got the punishments.

Dr. Salvador Plasencia is Sentenced to 30 months in prison for illegally selling ketamine to Perry despite knowing his history of addiction, Dr. Mark Chavez: Sentenced to three years of probation and eight months of home detention, and Kenneth Iwamasa (Assistant) & Erik Fleming (Middleman), Both have pleaded guilty and are scheduled for sentencing later this month. Geopolitics of Greed and Fear: The Fragile Reality of the New Truce

Finally, the Indian-origin Ketamine Queen busted and sent to the place, where she deserves to be.