2 days Ago By Dominic Patten
Charges could be coming soon out of the death of Matthew Perry late last year. An ongoing investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department, the U.S.
Postal Service, and the Drug Enforcement Agency looks into the Friends star’s passing is set to conclude soon with recommendations likely going to federal prosecutors, Deadline has confirmed. The claims center on “a number of individuals” who seemingly supplied 54-year-old Perry with ketamine and possibly “other drugs ” in the days before the actor’s death on October 28, 2023, law enforcement sources say. Perry received “drugs from associates he met online,” a person with knowledge of the investigation states.
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A. Recording Studio Sees Shots Fired In Early Morning, One Person Arrested No further details of how Perry contacted and connected with the said persons were provided. However, the relatively recent addition of the USPS to the investigation clearly suggests that something was sent through the mail by someone to Perry Officially, there is no update on the investigation.
“It still stands right now,” a LAPD spokesperson told Deadline Wednesday of the Perry probe between the department and the DEA that was revealed last month. “There is no additional information at this time,” the Officer added. The office of E.
Martin Estrada, U.S. Attorney for the Central Di.
