Who Killed 'Friends' Chandler... 5 Charged With Matthew Perry's Death

Doctors and private secretaries involved in the death process of actor Matthew Perry, who was loved for playing Chandler in the popular American sitcom Friends, have been charged.

Foreign media reported on the 15th (local time) that federal prosecutors in Los Angeles (LA) indicted five people, including two doctors, a private secretary, and a ketamine supplier, who supplied Matthew Perry with large amounts of ketamine.

According to local media, LA prosecutors believe the five are part of an underground criminal network involved in the supply of ketamine, as well as Matthew Perry. In particular, it is shocking that these five people used ketamine poisoning to make money during Perry's death.

Matthew Perry was found dead in his home swimming pool in Los Angeles on October 28 last year. The cause of death is said to have been acute side effects of ketamine, which resulted in levels of ketamine at general anesthesia in the carcass.

Local prosecutors said doctors not only supplied Matthew Perry with a large amount of ketamine, but also understood his willingness to pay, and recognized that the behavior was problematic. He also falsified records after his death to cover up Matthew Perry's supply of ketamine.

In addition, L.A. police are tracking Matthew Perry's process of taking ketamine.