An assistant of the late Matthew Perry is suspected of giving the actor a fatal dose of ketamine and destroying evidence that could reveal his involvement in the tragedy.
Kenny Iwamasa, the late actor Matthew Perry’s personal assistant who, according to investigators, injected him with a fatal dose of ketamine, is suspected of destroying evidence that could reveal his involvement in the death of actor People are reporting it.
In connection with the suspicions related to the death of Perry, the doctor Salvador Plasencia, who allegedly prescribed the drug to the actor, was arrested; Mark Chavez, who supplied ketamine using fraudulent prescriptions; Kenny Iwamasa, who administered the injections to Perry; Jaswin Sangha, known as the “Queen of Ketamine”, and Eric Fleming, who is suspected of having links between Sangha and Iwamasa. Plasencia and Sangha pleaded not guilty, while the other suspects entered into plea agreements.
According to legal documents, Perry received three doses of ketamine from Iwamasa on the day of his death. He took the last dose while getting ready to take a dip in the jacuzzi. After that, Iwamasa left the actor, and when he returned a few hours later, he found Perry lifeless in the water.
Investigators said that after the body was discovered, Iwamasa immediately began removing evidence before calling 911. An autopsy revealed that ketamine was the primary cause of death and drowning was the secondary cause. Iwamasa then allegedly told Fleming that he had destroyed the evidence, including the syringes and vials.
Fleming, in turn, denied personal meetings with Perry, saying all contact with the actor came through Iwamasu, whom he called an “accomplice.”
It was previously reported that Los Angeles police investigating the death of Matthew Perry were on the trail of underground drug trafficking in Hollywood.
US prosecutors charged five people in connection with Perry’s death.
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Source: korrespondent
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