Disturbing development in Matthew Perry's death
An investigation into Matthew Perry's death is rounding out, and authorities reportedly believe that "multiple people" should be charged for his untimely death.
The Friends star was found dead eight months ago at the age of 54, in the hot tub of his Los Angeles home, with an autopsy revealing that he had died from the "acute effects of ketamine".
A police source has told People that investigation into the star's death is "nearing its conclusion".
“A law enforcement investigative source (says the) investigation into Matthew Perry’s ketamine death is ‘nearing its conclusion’ and police believe ‘multiple people’ should be charged,” the source told People
“The source says the US Attorney’s Office will make the ultimate decision on whether or not to press charges.”
It is understood that Perry was undergoing ketamine infusion therapy to treat anxiety and depression at the time.
The autopsy noted that the levels of Ketamine in Perry's system were in the same range for surgical general anaesthesia, which prompted the LAPD to investigate how he received the drug.
The LAPD has been working on its investigation since December in conjunction with Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the U.S Postal Inspector.
“Law enforcement sources tell us there is an ongoing investigation into where Matthew got the ketamine that ended up playing a part in his death - and the main questions are who provided the drug, and under what circumstances,” TMZ reported at the time.
“We do know they’ve already interviewed some key people in Hollywood.
“While our sources could not provide names they told us investigators have approached and spoken to people who are known to have a history of drug use or abuse.
“We’re told those people are not necessarily the actual source of ketamine, but they could have information leading to the source.”
Drowning, coronary artery disease and buprenorphine effects were also listed as other contributing factors in his passing.
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