Jasveen Sangha frequently jetted off on extravagant trips to Mexico, Spain, Italy, Greece, Japan, France, Dubai and Antigua — all while being “blithely indifferent to the fact that her ketamine” killed people, prosecutors said.
The so-called “Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles” charged with providing the drugs that killed Matthew Perry touted herself as a “celebrity drug dealer with “high-quality goods” and lived a lavish life of luxury — driving around in a BMW and taking exotic trips abroad.
Jasveen Sangha, 41, frequently jetted off on extravagant trips to Mexico, Spain, Italy, Greece, Japan, France, Dubai and Antigua — all while being “blithely indifferent to the fact that her ketamine” killed people, prosecutors said.
In a motion arguing for Sangha to be kept behind bars, prosecutors allege her drug dealing funded a ritzy lifestyle, which also included renting her stash house in North Hollywood for “thousands of dollars per month” and driving a rented Range Rover which she recently swapped for a leased 2024 BMW.
“Based on defendant’s lifestyle and spending, she has the financial means to flee,” the motion stated.
The glamorous blonde — who friends said is “obsessed” with her appearance, receiving regular Botox treatments and IV drips to promote “natural wellness” — prided herself on being a dealer to the stars, the feds claim.
“Although she also sold methamphetamine and other drugs like magic mushrooms, defendant’s specialty was ketamine, which she routinely sold, holding herself out as a celebrity drug dealer with high-quality goods,” the court documents state.
In the days before her arrest, Sangha even visited the hair salon, got her nails done, went shopping and attended parties in Hollywood.
