'Chandler' Matthew Perry makes money from drug addiction...the arrest of a doctor or secretary




 Five people, including a doctor and a private secretary, who led Hollywood actor Matthew Perry to his death have been arrested by U.S. police.


According to the 15th, five people, including a private secretary and a doctor, were arrested by police in connection with Matthew Perry's death from acute side effects of ketamine.

'Chandler' Matthew Perry makes money from drug addiction...the arrest of a doctor or secretary
Actor Matthew Perry, who made his face known for "Friends," has died at his home.

According to the indictment, doctors are accused of making money and conspiring to prescribe Matthew Perry the desired amount of ketamine, and Matthew Perry's secretary and friend are accused of injecting ketamine on the day of his death and profiting from it.

"[Defendants] used Matthew Perry's addiction to increase his wealth even though they knew he could be in danger," Matthew Perry's lawyer said.

Local media reported that suppliers who illegally supplied ketamine could face life in prison, and doctors who illegally prescribed ketamine could face up to 120 years in prison.

Matthew Perry was found dead in a bathtub at his home in Los Angeles on Oct. 29 last year. He drowned in the bathtub due to cardiovascular overstimulation and respiratory depression caused by ketamine.

Meanwhile, Matthew Perry was a child actor who appeared in a number of dramas such as "Aud Couple Season," "Friends" and "17 Again." In particular, he appeared as Chandler Bing in the popular sitcom "Friends" in the 1990s, which aired through Season 10, and was loved for his friendly and humorous charm.

Matthew Perry has been undergoing treatment for drug addiction for 30 years while he was alive. In a memoir published last year, he said, "Friends' colleagues helped me get rid of my addiction."
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