California pumpkin doctor to condemn Matthew Perry with ketamine

As for the California doctor, who is accused of giving friend Matthew Perry to reach the ketamine in the weeks that preceded the death of the actor’s excessive dose to acknowledge guilt, according to federal public prosecutors.

Federal prosecutors said in a statement on Monday that Dr. Salvador Plasinsia will acknowledge that he is guilty of four charges for the distribution of ketamine. The declaration of 40 -year prison in prison, and the doctor is expected to cancel his appeal in the coming weeks.

Perry – who is famous for playing the role of Chandler Bing on friends – was dead in his hot tub in Los Angeles in October 2023. He was in the fifth and review, and although he was open to struggles with depression and addiction, fans all over the world were shocked by his death.

According to the common text messages with the prosecutors of Dr. Mark Chavez – a doctor who has already admitted to being guilty of the case – Dr. Plasinsia Perry described as “fool” and asked about his willingness to pay the price of drugs.

According to the documents depositing the guilt acknowledgment, Dr. Plasinsea Perry achieved with the ketamine at his home and in the parking lot in the Long Beach Aquarium Basin. Dr. Plasinsia taught Berry assistant – also the defendant – how to manage the medicine and will sell additional bottles for them to keep the house, according to the guilt.

The doctor is one of the five people accused of what general prosecutors claim to be an underground network of merchants and medical professionals who have provided Perry with Qatine. The actor was taking legal amounts of drugs to treat his depression, but he wanted more than what was described.

In total, the approval agreement says, between September 30, 2023 and October 12, 2023, Dr. Plasinsia sold twenty (100 mg/ml) a vitamin vial, less than a full package of ketamine Lozenges, and the inheritance and his assistant.

Dr. Plasinsia’s lawyers cannot be reached immediately for comment.