Jasveen Sangha, infamously known as the “Ketamine Queen,” is under scrutiny once again, now linked to the tragic death of actor Matthew Perry. Just months prior to her recent charges, Sangha was already in hot water with federal authorities over another significant drug case, TMZ has uncovered.
In April, Sangha was indicted by a federal grand jury, with the U.S. Attorney revealing that she had “knowingly and intentionally distributed ketamine,” as well as methamphetamine, just a month earlier. During a raid connected to this case, federal agents discovered a large stash of illegal drugs at her residence, including 1,978 grams of methamphetamine in the form of orange pills, 79 bottles of liquid ketamine, and various other illicit substances.
Authorities also found a stash of MDMA, Xanax, mushrooms, and cocaine. The search led to the master bedroom, where agents found Sangha and a green journal allegedly documenting thousands of dollars in drug deals, detailing sale prices and weights.
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Adding to the damning evidence, authorities seized a phone containing video files related to drug trafficking. One particularly incriminating video reportedly features Sangha’s voice as she describes the process of “cooking” ketamine, showing liquid ketamine being boiled on a stove to convert it into powder form. A firearm was also recovered from a closet during the search.
Sangha has entered a not guilty plea in the earlier case.
Now, in connection with the death of Matthew Perry, Sangha faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to distribute ketamine, distribution of ketamine resulting in death, possession with intent to distribute ketamine, and altering and falsifying records tied to a federal investigation. If convicted, Sangha could be sentenced to life in prison.
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