The doctor accused of having provided Ketamina to Matthew Perry declares to be guilty in the United States

Amici’s actor took 27 doses of drugs in the days before his death in October 2023

Dr. Salvador Plasencia, accused of involvement in the death of the actor Matthew Perry, said guilty on Wednesday 23, for four accusations of cetamine disorder. With this, it becomes the fourth between five defendants to admit the participation in the case investigating the fatal overhodi of the star of the series Friends.

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Plastic initially had declared himself innocent, but according to a document signed at the Federal Court of Los Angeles, he changed his position last month and opted for the agreement with the charge. In exchange for the confession, public ministries have agreed to remove three other accusations of distribution of the ketamine and two of falsification of the registers.

Although the accusations can involve up to 40 years in prison, plastic should receive a minor sanction. He was free from his arrest in August last year and is still waiting for a definition of the date of his sentence.

Following the announcement of the agreement, the doctor’s lawyers declared away and -mail that plastic “did not deal with Matthew Perry at the time of death and the cetamine that caused the death of Mr. Perry was not provided by Dr. Plasencia”, according to ABC News.

According to investigations, plastic would have started to illegally provide Cetamina A Perry about a month before her death on October 28, 2023. One of the accused reported that the doctor even called the “idiotic” actor in a text message, stating that it could be used for money.

Among the defendants who have already collaborated with the court are Perry Matthew’s personal assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, who found him dead; A friend and another doctor, who also signed guilt agreements last year. They agreed to collaborate with the investigations so that the government could advance against the main objectives: Plase and Jasveen Sangha.

Sangha, accused of being a drug dealer known as the “Queen of Cetamine”, is underlined by the ministries as the person who sold the lethal dose to the actor. It is the only one in the group that has not yet closed the agreement with the accusation and denies involvement in crime. Your test is scheduled for next month.

Source: Terra

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