U.S. police are investigating the ketamine overdose death of “Friends” actor Matthew Perry, who was found unresponsive in his pool at his Los Angeles home last year. The autopsy revealed that the cause of his death was the acute effects of ketamine, a controlled drug he was taking as part of supervised therapy. The investigation is now focused on how Perry obtained the drug, as he had reportedly not had a supervised infusion session for several days. Perry’s struggles with addiction were well-known, and his sudden death shocked Hollywood and “Friends” fans worldwide. The LAPD, with the assistance of other agencies, continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding Perry’s death.
