Ketamine Queen Faces Justice: The Deadly Consequences of America’s Drug Enforcement Failures
As the ‘Ketamine Queen’ Jasveen Sangha prepares for trial over Matthew Perry’s fatal overdose, questions loom about regulatory oversight and the growing crisis of illicit drug distribution under the guise of medical treatment.
On September 23, Jasveen Sangha—the so-called 'Ketamine Queen' accused of supplying the fatal dose of ketamine to beloved actor Matthew Perry—will finally face a federal jury in Los Angeles. This trial marks a crucial moment not only for justice in a tragic celebrity death but for holding accountable those who exploit America's lax drug enforcement systems.Sangha stands charged with five counts of ketamine distribution, including one count leading directly to Perry's death. Her arrest and indictment come after four others linked to this case have entered plea agreements, revealing a disturbing network that blurred the lines between legal prescription and...
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