Key Points
- Matthew Perry’s ex-partner, Kayti Edwards, questions the official cause of death involving ketamine.
- Edwards reveals Perry had a severe fear of needles and had vowed never to use them.
- She expresses doubts over the absence of drugs or paraphernalia at the scene of Perry’s death.
- Several people have been arrested in connection with Perry’s death, including his former assistant and two doctors.
- Perry’s former assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, has admitted to injecting Perry with a fatal dose of ketamine.
- Some suspects in the case, including Dr. Salvador Plasencia and Jasveen Sangha, have pleaded not guilty and are set for court appearances.
Looma News
In a twist to the ongoing investigation into Matthew Perry’s death, his ex-partner Kayti Edwards has raised serious questions about the official account of the actor’s passing. Edwards, who had a close personal and professional relationship with Perry, claims he had a strong aversion to needles. According to Edwards, Perry repeatedly told her he would never use needles or inject substances into his body. This revelation contradicts the reports that Perry was administered ketamine through injections at least 21 times during the week before his death.
Edwards’ concerns deepen with the absence of drugs or paraphernalia at the scene, which she finds puzzling. She wonders why no evidence of ketamine or used needles was found if Perry had indeed been injected multiple times. Edwards also questions why Perry’s former assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa—who has no medical training—was involved in administering the drugs. Iwamasa, who had been with Perry for over two decades, has admitted to giving Perry the fatal dose of ketamine and is now facing a 15-year prison sentence. Two others connected to the case have also pleaded guilty, while key suspects Dr. Salvador Plasencia and Jasveen Sangha have denied the charges and will face trial.
As the investigation continues, Edwards remains vocal and skeptical, highlighting inconsistencies and raising important questions about the circumstances surrounding Perry’s tragic death.
