Matthew Perry death: 2nd doctor to plead guilty to supplying ketamine / Global
Monday, June 16, 2025, 7:21 pm permalink
In a development that reads like a dark comedy, the second doctor involved in supplying ketamine to late “Friends” star Matthew Perry has agreed to plead guilty. The case, laden with controversial remarks and legal theatrics, deepens the tragic saga while leaving a trail of damaged reputations in its wake.
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