Scandal about Friends” star: Doctor admits ketamine procurement!

Scandal about Friends” star: Doctor admits ketamine procurement!

in the case of Matthew Perry, the famous “Friends” star, there is significant developments. A doctor who is charged with Perry's death gave his guilt in court. The 54-year-old doctor from San Diego confessed that he procured the anesthetic ketamine for the actor. This was unanimously reported by several US media. Now the sentence that threatens is announced in April. However, due to his indictment, the doctor is no longer allowed to work as a doctor and was released for deposit. He could receive up to ten years in prison.

The accused's lawyer emphasized that his client was very repentant and intended to cooperate with the public prosecutor. According to the indictment, he is said to have sold a larger amount of ketamine to a colleague in Los Angeles, which Perry had in his blood at his time. This raises the question of how exactly the actor got to the substances that led to his much too early death.

complex investigations and allegations

In August, massive arrests took place, in the framework of which five people, including doctors and drug dealers, were targeted by the police. These investigations revealed a comprehensive criminal network that took advantage of the actor's addiction problems in order to act profitably. Prosecutor Martin Estrada said that the arrests led considerable indications of the illegal machinations of the group of people.

The most striking defendants are another doctor in Los Angeles and a drug dealer who is referred to in the scene as the “Ketamine Queen”. This is accused of having procured numerous ketamine doses from the black market last year. Neither of them are guilty; The trial against them is scheduled to take place in 2025. In addition, an assistant of the actor confesses to Ketamine for Perry and to have sprayed the drug without medical knowledge. He threatens up to 15 years in prison, whereby the sentence will be determined in November.

Perry's death was a shocking event that moved the public. The actor was found lifeless in his whirlpool in Los Angeles last October. He previously spoke openly about his difficulties with addiction, depression and anxiety. According to reports, he had undergone a controlled therapy with ketamine to cope with his psychological problems, while he also obtained the drug about illegal channels.

ketamine, originally developed as an anesthetic, has long been fighting for a place in illegal drug culture; It also applies in the treatment of therapy -resistant depression, but only under strict medical requirements. The tragic course of Perry's life and death illustrates the drug -related challenges with which many people fight, as well as the unscrupulous machinations that take advantage of their suffering.