Asistente de Matthew Perry sentenciado por inyección de ketamina

Kenneth Iwamasa, el asistente personal de larga trayectoria del actor Matthew Perry, ha sido sentenciado a más de tres años de prisión tras declararse culpable de conspiración en la muerte del artista.

Matthew Perry, la estrella de 54 años del programa de televisión Friends, se ahogó en su jacuzzi en 2023 mientras estaba bajo los efectos de la ketamina. Iwamasa le administró a Perry la inyección fatal y fue la quinta y última persona sentenciada por su papel en el fallecimiento.

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