Overview
- Sangha, 42, admitted in Los Angeles federal court to five counts, including distributing ketamine resulting in death and maintaining a drug premises.
- The Justice Department says the charges carry a theoretical maximum of about 65 years in federal prison, and she remains in custody pending sentencing.
- As part of her plea, Sangha acknowledged selling ketamine in 2019 to Cody McLaury, who died hours later of a drug overdose.
- The Los Angeles County medical examiner concluded Matthew Perry died from acute ketamine effects and drowning in October 2023.
- Prosecutors say Sangha operated from a North Hollywood stash house where dozens of ketamine vials were seized, and co-defendants Salvador Plasencia, Mark Chávez, Kenneth Iwamasa and Erik Fleming have already pleaded guilty.