Overview

• Prosecutors said Monday that Jasveen Sangha will plead guilty to five counts tied to the fatal ketamine supply, with other charges to be dropped and a maximum possible sentence of up to 65 years.
• The formal plea is expected in the coming weeks, averting the September trial that had been slated in Los Angeles.
• Investigators allege Sangha sold Perry 51 doses in the weeks before his death and later urged associates to delete text messages related to the supply.
• The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner found Perry died from the acute effects of ketamine, which could not have come from his last supervised infusion about a week and a half earlier.
• Four other defendants have already pleaded guilty to providing ketamine, with sentencing hearings scheduled from September through December.