An investigation into the cause of Matthew Perry‘s death has reopened. After the renewal, some information has come out that suggests that several people are involved in his death.
It turns out that a criminal group, including Perry’s personal assistant, played a role in the tragic event. Recently, another key figure has admitted guilt—the doctor who prescribed the actor ketamine.
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According to the Daily Mail, 54-year-old Mark (died October 28, 2023) Chavez has confessed to his involvement in the scheme to exploit Perry’s vulnerabilities for profit.
Although Chavez has agreed to cooperate with the investigation, this may not spare him from facing serious consequences. He now faces up to 10 years in prison.
The investigation has revealed that the primary perpetrator is still Kenneth Iwamasa, Perry‘s assistant, who not only obtained the ketamine but also administered it to Perry. In the week leading up to the actor’s death, Iwamasa injected him with the drug 21 times, with several doses given just hours before Perry passed away.
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It’s important to note that Perry was undergoing treatment for depression with ketamine, administered through IV drips by a specialist.
However, the last treatment session occurred over a week before his death, and the drug should have left his system by then.
Shockingly, during the autopsy, it was discovered that Perry’s blood contained a dangerously high level of ketamine, equivalent to what is used in general anesthesia.
