The drug dealer known as the Ketamine Queen has been sentenced to 15 years behind bars, the maximum term for her role in Matthew Perry’s tragic death.
Jasveen Sangha, 42, pleaded guilty to five federal charges in September, including distributing ketamine that resulted in the fatal overdose of the Friends star in 2023.
Sangha, a US-British dual national, appeared at the Edward R. Roybal Federal Courthouse in Los Angeles and was slammed by the actor’s stepmom, Debbie Perry, as a “heartless woman”.
In a victim impact statement obtained by The U.S. Sun ahead of the sentencing, Debbie urged a judge to impose the maximum sentence on Sangha.
“The pain you’ve caused to hundreds, maybe thousands, is irreversible,” Debbie wrote in court docs submitted late Tuesday.
“You who has talent for business. Enough to make money. Chose the one way that hurts people. How sad for you.
“How will you ever find joy. Have you ever found joy? How sad for you. How sad for you. How sad for us all. We miss him.”
She then begged the court, “Please give this heartless woman the maximum prison sentence so she won’t be able to hurt other families like ours.”
Sangha was first arrested in March 2024 on federal drug charges related to her long-running narcotics operation.
Five months later, new federal charges specifically tied to Perry’s overdose were filed; she was taken back into custody and her previous bail was revoked.
She is set to be in jail for a long time. Perry was a much loved actor and he is missed by a lot of people who hoped to see a second act in his career. It is probably best she stay there,
