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he legal fallout from Matthew Perry‘s tragic death continues, with a fourth conviction now secured in the case. Here’s the latest update:
Key Developments in the Case
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Dr.** Pleads Guilty**: A Los Angeles-based physician has admitted to unlawfully prescribing ketamine to someone else in Perry’s name, marking the fourth conviction tied to the actor’s death.
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Charges: The doctor was accused of conspiracy to distribute ketamine and faces up to 10 years in prison (sentencing pending).
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Previous Convictions: Three others—including a pharmacy owner and two drug suppliers—were previously convicted for their roles in supplying Perry with drugs.
How This Ties to Perry’s Death
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October 28, 2023: Perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub, with the coroner later ruling his death an accident caused by “acute effects of ketamine,” compounded by drowning and coronary artery disease.
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Ketamine Source: Authorities allege Perry obtained the drug through prescription fraud, with medical professionals and suppliers illegally providing it outside proper treatment.
Ongoing Investigations
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More individuals, including additional medical staff, may still face charges as the probe expands.
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Perry’s case has intensified scrutiny on celebrity access to controlled substances and unethical medical practices.
Perry’s Legacy & the Fight Against Addiction
The Friends star had long been open about his addiction struggles, and his death has reignited discussions about mental health, substance abuse, and accountability in Hollywood’s medical circles.
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