Gina Heslop
Matthew Perry, known for his role in the TV show “Friends,” was found dead in his hot tub on October 28, 2023. The cause of death was determined to be the acute effects of ketamine, a powerful drug. His death led to an outpouring of grief, with many of his co-stars and fans expressing their sorrow and sharing tributes.
Following Perry’s death, the authorities began a criminal investigation to understand the circumstances leading to his demise. They confiscated a laptop and an iPhone from a famous woman’s room at a sober living facility and brought her in for questioning. It was later revealed that the woman questioned was Brooke Mueller, the ex-wife of actor Charlie Sheen.
It emerged that another celebrity might also be involved in the investigation. Perry had been using ketamine as part of a treatment for mental health issues, including depression.
However, his last ketamine treatment was administered by his doctor about ten days before his death. The autopsy report indicated that the ketamine in his system at the time of his death was not from this therapeutic use, suggesting that he obtained and used the drug elsewhere.
This finding pointed to the possibility of a criminal element in Perry’s death. There were reports that Perry had a relationship with another celebrity while they were both in rehab, and they might have helped each other get drugs.
A source mentioned that if the authorities had access to their phones, especially the second celebrity’s, they could find text messages about acquiring drugs, which could look very bad for this celebrity.
Tributes continued to flow following Perry’s death, with his “Friends” co-stars releasing a heartfelt joint statement. They expressed their deep sadness and referred to their bond as more than just co-workers, calling themselves a family. They asked for time to grieve and process the loss of their dear friend.
