Prosecutors Link Fatal Ketamine in Matthew Perry’s Death to Actor’s Dealer

Tyler Kent | 19 August 2024
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Prosecutors Link Fatal Ketamine in Matthew Perry’s Death to Actor’s Dealer

After her brother's death, Kimberly McLaury texted the person she believed sold him the fatal drug. Once she got her brother's phone back from the police, McLaury discovered a text exchange showing he had paid for the ketamine via Venmo. She texted the alleged dealer, Jasveen Sangha, to inform her that the ketamine was listed as the cause of death. McLaury never received a response and assumed the dealer was indifferent. On Thursday, Sangha was charged in an 18-count indictment related to the death of actor Matthew Perry. Authorities revealed a disturbing link: both Perry and McLaury died from ketamine allegedly supplied by Sangha, who was known as "the Ketamine Queen."