"I wonder how much this moron will pay," Plasencia texted Chavez, indicating a transactional and exploitative mindset in the distribution of ketamine to Matthew Perry.
Chavez agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as they pursue others involved in the sale of ketamine, highlighting the complex network behind Perry’s tragic overdose.
Perry was found dead on Oct. 28, and the medical examiner ruled ketamine was the primary cause of death, underscoring the dangers of misuse.
Chavez admitted in his plea agreement that he obtained ketamine from his former clinic and a wholesale distributor, illustrating serious breaches in medical ethics.
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