‘Friends’ Actor Matthew Perry’s Death Could Lead to 'Multiple People' Facing Charges

[@faith6833]

Yes, and Bob Saget, who managed to tuck himself into bed and die after sustaining a head wound that was compared to an injury from 20 to 30 feet fall, isn't investigated for foul play at all!!

[@rlawrence9838]

I don't know who bob saget is, maybe he just wasn't on TV in England but I'll look it up but I just wanted to point out that fatal head injuries in which the person just continued their normal life for a day or two before succumbing to it are more common and documented than one would think.

[@meepk633]

He didn't have an injury like that. A fall from a 5 story building onto your head would shatter your skull into many pieces, destroy the skin, and greatly deform the shape of the head. He had one abrasion on the back of his head. He had 3 fractures that are commonly seen in backwards falls from standing: one at the base of the skull, and one on each eye socket from where the shockwave runs into an edge. And it was investigated for foul play. That's what a cause and manner of death are. People die in their sleep after head injuries all the time. It's taught in every emergency aid class. I'm sorry that reality isn't exciting enough for you. Life isn't a movie.

[@alkhemizt]

think your imagination is getting the better of you. Have some respect for the dead.

[@alkhemizt]

@@rlawrence9838 He has done alot of shows that played in the UK, and some classic 90s shows to. He was the sean lock of the US basically

[@LadyLuck13]

​@@alkhemiztI'm in the uk and didn't know who he was until all the conspiracy surrounding his death

[@Crinkle.Stilt.Skin.]

Sorry, he is not "sober 18 months" if he was ingesting huge amounts of ketamine for "anxiety and depression" the point of being paralyzed and drowning due to immobility. - he is simply switching substances - his doctors should be charged, they are his dealers.

[@nicole-mq2dk]

I think they are really doing a disservice to people with this ketamine lie. It is not innocuous.

[@heavymetalrehab]

If he was prescribed the drug for depression and anxiety (and yes, they do have a pill form,) then I could see how it could quickly turn into an addiction...and perhaps it should not have been prescribed. Perhaps if he were prescribed ketamine, they should have given him infusions in the hospital. I had a boyfriend that took ketamine for his regional sympathetic nerve disorder..it works for different ailments both mentally and physically.

[@charsiu_808]

Aren't most Dr 's,?

[@jen2076]

He had received ketamine infusions but they were over.

[@StephanieChelemengos]

totally agree. These doctors need to be held accountable. Why go to rehab and come out and have a doctor put them on ketamine.

[@itscarolinemary]

Isn't ketamine therapy supposed to be monitored by a professional, in an office? How did he get so much in his system? I don't think it's safe to administer it to people at home, especially people with addiction..

[@t2thepisha]

Some of the places do the therapy remote and send you the pills and are instructed how to dose.

[@Teri_B.]

He was receiving Ketamine Tx at a Dr's office every few weeks & was doing well. He received one about 10-14 days before he passed. It's eliminated from the body within a few hours, so they knew it didn't have anything to do with the last treatment he received. Problem was, he was also ordering it online & receiving it by 📪, unbeknownst to his Drs. They're trying to determine who Rx it then mailed it to him, as the dose he took was lethal. 😢🙏🏼💞

[@_7.8.6]

He has money so he probably just paid whoever it was

[@AliceBowie]

Yeah, the monitor the patient's vital signs throughout, and a nurse administers intramuscular injections. Whatever happened to this actor is something he did to himself, he must have taken like 10 doses at once.

[@rlawrence9838]

The fact that something called ketamin infusion, for an ex-drug addict suffering from depression, exists, is mind-boggling. What's their brand tag-line, "Just give up"?

[@wintergarden7539]

I don't believe MP was on any path other than the same one. Addiction, rehab, sobriety, addiction. Death comes early when stuck in the cycle.

[@charsiu_808]

It never ends well..dead or insanity

[@unsocialbutterfly5760]

Money and fame, can’t buy a cure for addiction, it just makes it even easier to fund your addictions.

[@thepickledfish3631]

A human being who is not famous or rich would not get this kind of discussion or debate 🤔.

[@RebeccaSurber-vw5wi]

So?

[@thepickledfish3631]

@@RebeccaSurber-vw5wi So What ?

[@kellyharper8072]

That’s not true, it happens.

[@HuskysMommy]

If you think police and prosecutors don’t go after the dealers you’re mistaken

[@adamberndt4190]

Stop lights are red.... Oh, I thought we were stating the obvious!

[@nwr7932]

The guy was a lifelong addict, why are they blaming everyone else?

[@marcopolo-xj4yw]

because its the American way.

[@Mr_Rob_otto]

Matthew Perry killed Matthew Perry. Case closed.

[@Bernadette111]

Because his death is sketchy, shady, from the get go, and absolutely more than possible, a murder. (a set up for murder) Just because Matthew was in addiction for a very long time, on and off, there isn’t a rule/s to say that “murder” like circumstances didn’t actually truthfully kill him.

[@keiranbaker2268]

Maybe he wanted to die in his hot tub

[@unapologeticallyauthentic]

Ya...maybe so. Sad.​@keiranbaker2268

[@Clementine_D]

MATT PERRY killed Matt Perry. Solved

[@killingqueen666]

This is the best comment

[@inutero10]

No. Addiction killed matt perry.

[@Charbear25]

Oh stop he was a grown adult taking a legal substance....there shouldn't be any criminal charges....its a tragedy yes but people die all the time....let him rest in peace

[@amberw5908]

Thank you!! I feel the same way. As a person in recovery, I knew all the dangers involved and I still did it. I’ve overdosed several times, but never blamed the person who sold it to me. And I bet Matt Perry wouldn’t want that either.

[@thetahreaper]

Agree... It's frustrating when people LOOK for anyone related to the death like they need someone to take a fall over it. Dude made a choice and a tragedy occurred. I put this same philosophy in the Alec Baldwin case.

[@mellie4174]

Yup!

[@AnonymousQwerty]

Agreed!!!

[@AZQueen31]

I love Ken. He is so genuine and honest about his own addiction.

[@pj2192]

It seems he wasn’t so honest after all ☹️

[@pj2192]

Sorry! I meant Matthew

[@kassy.james.kassss]

🤦🏼‍♀️

[@AnonymousQwerty]

Sadly he knows nothing about ketamine

[@Kay_Watermelon]

Why is it that when any celebrity dies of overdose, it's always someone else's fault?

[@ultimatelym]

Read his book. MP admits to the grip of addiction-despite having access to the best interventions money could buy. The "war on drugs" ends when we stop criminalizing addiction.

[@mellie4174]

Say it louder for the pubs in the back!

[@cjsmith8280]

People die everyday of overdose but no one cares who the dealer is unless you're famous. Weird

[@Itsallillusional]

That's not true. Atleast his fame is shining a light on addiction.

[@KimP0612]

Not true. Within the first 4 minutes Jesse talks about other cases

[@theahearn2658]

​@@KimP0612 Considering the fact that he actually mostly talks about Matthew Perry you kind of wrong here. People not caring enough to put the dealers behind jail or 6 feet under We'll only allow this problem to continue to happen and grow

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@Itsallillusional Not disputing your point, but the spotlight has always been on addiction, it’s just that most people don’t care unless it somehow affects them personally. Like the very beloved Matthew Perry passing away for example. There are a lot of people addicted to substances these days - a lot of people relying on medication to get through the day. I am one of those people. The other uncomfortable reality is that a lot of those people (again, like me), who are on legal/illegal substances want to look away and bury their heads in the sand because they’re dealing with their own demons. We’ve got a big, big problem in this country and there is absolutely no easy answer.

[@mandeemckenzie537]

Agreed 100% @cjsmith

[@MarabelleBlue]

I've been sober now 33 years...I will say this, I did not want to get clean. I disputed a lot when I was making meetings. But after a year I realized my life was way better than it was before. I cried when Matthew Perry died, but I have also learned in order for you to stay clean, you must practice daily abstinent.

[@belialofeden]

There was a 16 year old out here that overdosed in a room full of people. She choked on her own vomit and died and they watched. Nobody was held accountable. But she wasnt rich or famous so no big deal i guess

[@cynthiaconnors183]

Did one of the people in the room sell her drugs?

[@miked.7245]

Why would they be held accountable? do you think people are responsible for other people’s actions?

[@karensmith3154]

She did it to herself so what do you want to happen?

[@belialofeden]

@karensmith3154 I dunno maybe the people that watched her die instead of calling an ambulance could go to jail? Failing to render aid is a crime. Selling drugs to kids is also illegal. I'm sure you would feel different if the person that died was someone you knew. Also she was 16 and the guy that gave her the pills was a grown man that pimps girls out. Hardly someone worth defending but if that's the hill you want to die on go ahead I guess lol.

[@belialofeden]

@karensmith3154 failing to render aid is a crime and so is selling drugs to kids. They just let her die so idk maybe some jail time would be appropriate. The guy is like twice her age and is known for pimping girls out on kuykendahl. Hardly someone worth defending but to each his own. I'm sure you would feel a bit different if she was your sister or daughter.

Drugs are a choice. Alcohol is also a choice. NEITHER ONE ARE A DISEASE. Matthew Perry CHOSE to do what he did. END OF STORY.

[@HeatherSmith-ii7mi]

You sound ignorant

[@cherietillapaughhott1012]

My mind still can't accept that he's gone. He was so precious. 😢

[@Louisa-ei8en]

❤

[@Louisa-ei8en]

Drug use does not discriminate

[@Louisa-ei8en]

The user is the One who thinks "they care about us" but teuly often are the ones that want us to join them. There really is no cure for drug abuse there is only salvation and WILLPOWER for those that have the strength to walk away from"use" , is in so many forms. Please don't criticise what you don't know, haven't used, nor understand where it developed. otherwords gtfa

[@HanFace89]

⁠@@Louisa-ei8enchill Lisa there’s no criticism here 🫠

[@LadyLuck13]

​@@Louisa-ei8enwho are you replying to? I'm confused

[@FreeAgent7111]

Mr. Perry is responsible for his consumption, not his trusted connection!

[@flowerpower3618]

They are thinking it’s linked to a book he was writing telling the sleeve in Hollywood- also he was under a doctors care

[@RisitasKEKW]

Dude did drugs and killed himself. Moving on.

[@GameSpirit1]

Could happen to everyone with the same problems, but shouldn't.

[@ledzep3692]

All the money in the world couldn't save him from himself... Where were his friends!?

[@gabrielsilvas692]

😂

[@MargotHypnos]

In their luxury mansions

[@GameSpirit1]

For all the love in the world, you can't help someone who doesn't want to be helped. That's what interventions are for.

[@Kimberly-lp4nh]

They weren't responsible either for his addiction or this ketamine he got. They've supported him through his addiction and relapses for decades. But do your friends live in your house and leave their family, and will they stay with you for the rest of your life, babysitting you 24/7 to make sure you don't do anything to yourself?

[@desertmoonlight2880]

They have to help themselves

[@Eeveelyn]

Using Ketamin during a therapy session might help some people, but it sounds like it could also lead to addiction. You give people who already are at a higher risk of getting into addiction as a way of self medicating something that works, they want it again, but they can't have it legally. If they're really desperate they might end up finding someone who sells them the illegal stuff.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

I see your point… There’s tons of addictive substances out there, legal and illegal. Though I think the alternative, being without treatment) needs to be considered as well. I (unfortunately) have fairly severe anxiety issues and it’s hard to function normally without help… it’s really a double-edged sword, because now you’re taking substances that are addictive and if you’re not careful, your judgment could be impaired and/or you could die. There’s just no easy answer to this problem yet. Maybe there will be in the future as gene therapies/things like CRISPR progress, but it all sucks so much currently.

[@droo3010]

I don't think you understand why . Opiod withdrawal has insane withdrawal symptoms. They replace it with something temporary to lessen side effects . It's easier to get of a drug you did a few weeks compared to something u did for years

[@Karamarika]

​@@droo3010it doesn't matter how many weeks or years you did opioids. The withdrawals don't increase based on that. They could be worse based on dosage, but not on time. They aren't talking about using ketamine to help with withdrawals. They are talking about using it as a therapy tool.

[@tredjesongen]

The thing is that its used hundreds of thousands times a day during anesthesia. So why dont more people get hooked on the feeling of termorary relief from fx depression and or anxiety after that? Not that simple. Ketamine is worth a try for folks with pstd depression etc. Also to get out of addiction. The problem with celebreties with money and fame and no breaks on,they tend to overindulge and have docs that cant say "no". Plus the greedy luxury rehabs do not really want the treatment to last in the long run. All about the money. Sad really. All medicine/drugs has its place. Contemplating ketamine trial for my war pstd. But keep on dragging my feet. Have a phobia for nausea. Kept me from trying anything really.

[@dezaraywithaz]

Ketamine is NOT the same kind of drug as opioids. Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic. Opioids are not. They work on similar pathways in the brain but they are not the same type of drug.

[@j.e.bennett2997]

That’s what he saw saying. iMO

[@ThePizzaRaccoon]

Why? Because he was rich and famous? If he was any other regular junkie nothing would be done...

[@Willa.Johnson]

That’s true.

[@slconley]

Exactly

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

Not really , but I see your point ; but the narrator did mention other cases of drug dealers being prosecuted for selling drugs to ordinary non wealthy famous people ☝🏽

[@GameSpirit1]

Because a drug dealer is not like a doctor, maybe ??

[@kellz817]

The word junkie just promotes the stigma… Addiction is a disease and he was in recovery… Anyway, find a different word would be much appreciated… Think about it if it were your child or your niece or nephew?

[@raysparro3937]

The VAST majority of people who provide drugs to other people are drug users themselves who are dealing to fund their own habits. It's not drug dealers who are the problem but drug addiction.

[@kaineandrews3790]

Addiction isn’t the problem, as it is a 100% avoidable situation. Human stupidity is the root.

[@lorimiller4301]

Childhood trauma is the root of drug use which leads to addiction. If people weren't in pain they would be doing other things than self medicating. 😢

[@SunShinyDaysPlease]

​@@lorimiller4301Wrong. Also therapy is MUCH CHEAPER than drugs. 🙄🤡

[@k.k.9571]

are they filling lawsuits against liquor companies when an alcoholic dies?

[@44elisdad]

Charging others in overdose deaths accomplishes nothing

[@annamagdalena1671]

@@44elisdad as long as substances are being sold for what they are.

[@justmissjamey]

Agreed!! I'm glad more people are thinking this

[@acecalderon8376]

Taking drug suppliers off the streets is change. You're categorically incorrect.

[@44elisdad]

@@acecalderon8376 change what something that been going since the beginning of time?

[@charsiu_808]

How about charging parents when their children commit crimes? It accomplishes nothing.

[@Salty-cracker68]

He’s a grown man who chose to take drugs. This is no one else’s fault but his

[@GameSpirit1]

Do you choose to eat too much sugar, or is it the fault of Coca-Cola ?

[@tjohnson7811]

@@GameSpirit1coca-cola’s fault.

[@Salty-cracker68]

@@GameSpirit1 huh? Your argument doesn’t track.

[@Sfoxey]

I still can't believe he's gone 😢

[@daintyminnie9270]

why can't you beiieve? it is all over the news.. people went to funeral.. its very true..

[@ruthiebella]

No one lives forever

[@miked.7245]

@@daintyminnie9270right? It’s like some people don’t know what the words they use mean.

[@iforgotfrfr]

@@daintyminnie9270figure of speech maybe 🤔

[@GameSpirit1]

@@daintyminnie9270 Because for a person who stuggle with the same demon, it hurts so bad.

[@ImaCatMaia]

There is certainly NOT so many options for treatment - especially for disabled people who only have Medicare coverage. 50% of people with disabilities - especially physical disabilities - are at risk or are currently misusing substances, compared to around 25% of the general population, but have the least options for help.

[@mortalclown3812]

Exactly. It's heartbreaking, too. Suboxone should be OTC.

[@StephanieCarter-kx1zk]

You cannot have Suboxone over the counter that is dangerous.....​@@mortalclown3812

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@mortalclown3812 Narcan should be easier to access as well. The fact it’s behind the counter at cost in some states is insane. There’s a LOT of addicts who do not want to talk to someone to get such a thing AND may not have the money for it either.

[@kookiewookie2971]

I haven't been able to watch friends since his passing, its just not the same 😢

[@DeborahDoodles]

It’s sad but I watch it to honor him. I do love the program though too.

[@kookiewookie2971]

@@DeborahDoodles 😞

[@cazsmith2358]

If the drugs in his system were supplied by medical professionals, then charges absolutely should to pursued. To use this kind of therapy on a recovering addict, is totally unacceptable.

[@emmasanders6226]

And the lesson is...Don't do drugs folks...

[@miked.7245]

Right because ketamine is just like every other drug. 🙄

[@GameSpirit1]

@@miked.7245 Ketamine is the last of them all...

[@Louisa-ei8en]

Please describe your understanding of "drugs"...

[@emmasanders6226]

@@miked.7245 A drug is a drug?

[@emmasanders6226]

@@Louisa-ei8en Substance/s you partake in or ingest that either alters your biology unnaturally and/or alters or impairs your perception of reality.

[@djemcee]

Leave my plug alone if I overdose!!

[@TitaniumTurbine]

As a non-illicit drug addict and someone who works in IT, if you feel that way then I would recommend you do your best to cover the tracks leading to your plug. Maybe you’re doing this stuff already and if so, I’m sorry - but I always recommend a burner phone hidden away in a wall/floor cavity, which is just a basic precaution or you could use something like the Signal app (although in reality, I truly believe that’s not immune from being breached/monitored). The truth is, deleting data on phones does absolutely nothing these days, EVERYTHING is recoverable.

[@edrathephoenix]

As a person in recovery, I am willing to guess you are not. Not everyone who has struggled with addiction stays stuck. The stigma did for years. Progress has been made in that regard. Join in.

[@evelynwells-rk1ed]

Hey how about the Idaho 4 case, and also a man named Brent Kopacka was shot by law enforcement in Pullman Washington!! Why was he shot?? They demolished the home the the Idaho 4 victims lived in!!

[@69marrr]

Thissss

[@Itsallillusional]

The trial date has been set. Why keep the death house around?

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@danis4054 Do you see how many cases this channel covers? Are you really accusing them of distracting people? Huh? It’s not like this is even the government. If they don’t cover it at some point, then there’s others that will. No one is distracting anyone here, YOU specifically chose to come here. This channel has no obligation to cover specific cases, especially if they aren’t able to gather factual data on them yet. It takes time to research the facts and I respect that they don’t throw out speculation as facts.

[@hollyturner8050]

What isnthe point of your comment? Yes that is other crime they cover. And will go to trial. What's that got to do with Matthew Perry?

[@KrisssValnor]

there needs to be a consequence for Perry, but not for thousands of people who will never get justice because they were not tv stars…

[@rabblerousin8981]

Wah wah wah

[@Karamarika]

Yeah. Because the only people being prosecuted every day in our courts are people who did something to hurt a celebrity. It's wild how no one ever goes to prison for harming a regular Joe or Jane.

[@Orchids.and.Endlers]

How about some personal responsibility for the druggie?

[@HuskysMommy]

So drug dealers shouldn’t go to jail because the person they are selling to is a druggie?

[@Orchids.and.Endlers]

@@HuskysMommy How about we stop picking and choosing which drug dealers to prosecute.

[@miked.7245]

@@HuskysMommy correct. Nobody has ever claimed to be the victim of a drug dealer. (Right away edit) *For selling them drugs.

[@HuskysMommy]

⁠@@Orchids.and.EndlersI agree

[@stardustmelody2709]

John Belushi was the first I time I heard of someone being charged.

[@KelleyTheAdvocate]

They should’ve charged Chris Farley’s supplier too. She did the drugs with him and watched him die.

[@jessicablair5610]

My SILs murderer was found not guilty recently. Because he was an active user too. I bet if she was famous, that wouldn't have happened.

[@miked.7245]

Are you talking about an OD death? Or an actual murder?

[@kateruterbories2692]

That's not true, there are several cases I know of where non famous people's murderers get punished. But, hey, what do I know.

[@SunShinyDaysPlease]

Huh? Was she just a pos addict that overdosed??? Why should someone else be charged with HER stupidity??? So typical of addicts always blaming someone or something. Pathetic.

[@recommended4134]

If the drugs are clean and death occurs then I believe it is the user's fault if the drugs are laced or dirty then it's the supplier or dealers fault.

[@malachi-]

Ridiculous, quit trying to not hold people responsible for themselves and on top of that, create never-ending market$ of "helpers.":

[@nhokonhokopuala]

It's amazing that these are the words that you choose to be reminded by... I will remember 😂.... Be careful... You never know what you call.... Words are hard to erase.

[@waypay1]

There's a lot of money in drug treatment and replacement therapy.

[@she_nola1759]

What about all the other overdoses in the world? Respectfully

[@ChrisTessmer]

A rich guy died from drugs. Big shocker!

[@karensmith3154]

Yet you clicked on this to watch it and comment. 😂😂😂😂

[@ChrisTessmer]

@@karensmith3154 Ok Karen 🤣

[@lookingfordrama01]

THESE RICH PEOPLE DOCTORS ARE INSANE.

[@victorialee7270]

I can’t believe he’s gone either! I honestly don’t think it’s sunken in yet 😢

[@LongBeachAnt]

Matt was sacrificed Them "cranberries" don't show up in your blood work

[@EllieM_Travels]

This guy is an excellent reporter. Giving facts, stating where things haven’t yet been verified, being rational, not hyping. Great job Thank you!

[@lindaripper9582]

Okay, Well if it’s questionable it has to be looked at , hello.

[@ChristChickAutistic]

You said he was taking something for opioid addiction, was it possibly suboxone? That stuff is nothing to play with, I've seen people who mix that stuff with other things and it ain't pretty. I'm just trying to figure out how he got loads of ketamine, cause it's supposed to be administered with a physician present and you're supposed to be watched during the treatment.

[@DarkFire1536]

That was my question. I was on Suboxone for a week when detoxing from prescription opiates. I would not want to be on that long-term.

[@ChristChickAutistic]

@@DarkFire1536 I've not ever had a problem with opiates, really don't like them and only take them if I'm REALLY hurting. They tear my tummy up so yeah. Blessings to you and so glad to hear you broke that pattern. It only leads to ruin or death, no matter if its drugs, drink, gambling, sxx, internet, it all is generally just a band aid on a gaping inner wound that you gotta deal with sooner or later, might as well be sooner, how I see it anyway. Peace of Christ to you, V.❤️

[@TheDeepShallow]

Could they BE any more guilty *laugh track plays* Interior. Central perk cafe

[@Thought_Police]

😂😂😂

[@hollyturner8050]

❤😅

[@iParrot33]

This was a great video Jesse and informative. Ty so much!

[@KayJoyy]

IS LAW AND CRIME GOING TO LIVE STREAM THE DEBATE?? Please lmk

[@TheVAULTofHORROR]

The Presidential debate? It's a crime channel, so I'd hope not.

[@philthayer4087]

Oh please, he was an addict his fault.

[@justkiddin84]

May you always be met by the same energy you release.

[@Wendymarino]

Thank you for this

[@espo7182]

How is he "clean" if he is using synthetic opiods to stop the abuse of herion/opiods?? Not to mention the ketamine usage. Yes, the synthetic opiods are definitely better than buying off the street, but they are just a crutch, and most never get off. There is nothing wrong with seeking help and taking the lesser of two evils, but it's not clean. Clean and sober is no substances in the body.

[@jimmyjay689]

His own actions

[@azalago]

Who on their right mind would prescribe an active addict ketamine therapy? It's one thing if his addiction was behind him, but he was clearly still struggling.

[@Kthb80]

It’s very common. It’s one thing to be treated in an office and another to get a prescription of it to take home.

[@Wendifur_]

Did you even watch the whole video?

[@hollyturner8050]

Its sad. But an addicts addiction is never behind them. The will always be an addict.😢

[@lynnienorris5776]

RIDICULOUS Matthew killed Matthew

[@PatientsPortal]

I was a former neighbor of Katie, who is Brooke Muller's drug counselor and lover. I became concerned about the situation when Katie told me about Brooke's destructive behavior, including ripping and nearly totaling Katie's car in a rage. I expressed my concerns about Brooke to Katie, but she did not appreciate my opinion. Katie and Brook are lovers and do drugs together and she’s her drug counselor. Brook is in rehab almost every month she’s a psycho.

[@voices_vary]

If he obtained the drug outside of medical protocol, there could well be a case. Also, if a medical professional's prescription of said drug does not meet standards, the medical professional could be charged. This is not unlike the Michael Jackson--propofol death and investigation.

[@samdivine49]

This is sad man, he was one of my favorite actors from Friends cast. It's like these celebrities didn't learn from Prince and Michael Jackson's death

[@_7.8.6]

What about the pharmaceutical companies?

[@lesliewoolnough7871]

As much drugs that are out there , that’s how much mental health care should be out there

[@Sabbathissaturday]

Was Matthew writing a tell all book? I heard that rumor today.

[@DeborahDoodles]

Another book besides Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing? I hadn’t heard that. 😮

[@Bethoflife]

Matt was serious about his sobriety. I believe someone gave him a deliberate OD. They always meet others in rehab & they bond with people that perhaps they shouldn't.

[@DorothySnow-jb1os]

Sure! Lol

[@miked.7245]

That’s a great theory. It’s way more likely than a rich drug addict relapsing. Oh, and since this is text I should probably tell you that this comment was sarcasm.

[@NC-bm3uy]

Same, bots of the Illuminati in the comments. Desperate for the overdose story they are.

[@pablobrad100]

Quick media tip: When the music track is way higher than the vocal track, guess what happens? I cannot believe the amount of media agencies and tv companies that just don't seem to get this!

[@alissonvonderlane862]

So... are we now going to charge the shop that sells a gun with the person using it's crime? And pharmacies with murder if someone k1ll5 themselves through OD?

[@BeckyVayer-bm7rl]

AGREED....!!! Just like giving these ppl methadone to kick the opioid habit.....your then addicted to a different drug .....also ....how these dealers making ANY money if your killing off your clientele ???

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

There’s always another customer. New people are born every year.

[@patfox3655]

Whoever got him the drugs should be held accountable.

[@DorothySnow-jb1os]

It was his choice to do drugs.Nobody is to blame for what he ingested.

[@GameSpirit1]

@@DorothySnow-jb1os Do you know anything about the word "addiction" ?

[@DorothySnow-jb1os]

@@GameSpirit1 Your mother needs to take your phone away when she puts you to bed at night.

[@ViV-rv39up]

100% its not an accident

[@applejuicejunkie316]

Did those multiple people force him to ingest those substances?

[@alissonvonderlane862]

Help people with addictions, if they accept help. Charge drug dealers with drug crimes. Why are we overcomplicating this?

[@jennahcollings1174]

He should still be here. To sad. Not accidentally! He was a lovely person.

[@GregorySD]

Unless he was unknowingly drugged, you can't charge someone else with that. It's not always someone else's fault.

[@Trisherboops]

Aaron Carter had similar death they should investigate that more too

[@truthfullyme7416]

Aaron huffed duster while in the bath. Nothing to be investigated.

[@Money-Fast-Plan-a]

You're a fountain of creativity! 🌟 - "Love what you do, for it's the surest path to great accomplishments..."

[@voices_vary]

There's more mental health support today, more medications being prescribed, more psychotherapists, more rehabilitation organizations, and more overall mental health "help" than ever before in the history of mankind. Yet...we have continually failing mental health and it's only getting worse--at all ages, especially young people. Something is going terribly wrong.

[@hennies9509]

When I read up on Ketamin side-effects, I told my dentist no way would you use that on me.

[@DeborahDoodles]

What? The dentist gives it to people? I had no idea. For pain?

[@Sunset553]

@@DeborahDoodlesit has other medical uses, too including Severe asthma attacks

[@f7serrano17]

Give me a freaking break! his supplier is connected to powerful Hollywood people you honestly think his supplier would get punished? Not gonna happen!

[@QueenOfTheNorth65]

Yes it will, because it killed a beloved actor.

[@DorothySnow-jb1os]

How do you know?

[@f7serrano17]

@@DorothySnow-jb1os because it’s happened before! Chris Farley dealer was hardly punished

[@mikegeary8056]

Outpatient ketamine treatment is legal in some states.

[@krismay01]

He had the funds and resources for real help..... Why not cover REAL Issues and go after THEM poisoning the less fortunate and our KIDS?!? DO BETTER, BS media 🤬

[@Wendifur_]

Clearly you completely ignored what they talked about at the end of the video

[@GameSpirit1]

"L'argent ne fait pas le bonheur".

[@chocol8milk]

Don't mess with the post office, for real.

[@lisabrightly]

Someone forced all those drugs down his throat? 🥴

[@michelleadams474]

I've been wondering when we'd hear about this.

[@blazingstar9638]

I was under the impression that ketamine is a small animal tranquilizer, like for cats and others. Whereas PCP is actually horse tranquilizer?

[@jenniferamyx78]

Ketamine is also used instead of anesthesia for human patients sometimes. For ex, when I needed a small GI surgery and was having vomiting everyday, anesthesia wasn’t safe because I could vomit and aspirate. So, they used ketamine and I was awake the whole time but basically having a pleasant trip. I was warned I would be able to smell the burning of my own flesh from cauterizing the wound. But, it didn’t bother me at all and went smoothly.

[@myronkellogg7144]

wasn’t he writing book exposing Hollywood

[@GameSpirit1]

Nope, he already wrote his book. Stop it, get some help.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Lay off the 4chan and the Jones dribble, you just might wake up to reality.

[@unapologeticallyauthentic]

16:18 I don't have any kids, but as a person that's been through addiction, You probably shouldn't speak like that. Addiction is powerful.

[@moodymary]

Ketamine is so dangerous. I tried it once, in a very controlled situation but I remember losing control of my mobility and reasoning. Never again. Be careful out there

[@wulfrache]

Which Friend was it?

[@Willa.Johnson]

Chandler Bing

[@GameSpirit1]

@@Willa.Johnson Chandler BIIING !

[@radosawdabrowski1347]

How do you ensure the audio levels are consistent throughout the video?

[@OrlanDog317]

This story has been going on for days now, and no arrests have been made.

[@colleensh]

There may not be as much info about ketamine as far as drug related deaths are concerned; however, if you look into drug related rapes, ketamine is (or at least was in the 80s, 90s & 00s) very well known. Unfortunately, my own experience from that is how I learned about it in the '97.

[@cheleshows]

What? "It's one thing to sell drugs and an another to sell drugs ... that are killing people." I'm pretty sure it is the SAME thing, Illegal.

[@SilverLayna]

🙄absolutely ridiculous

[@simpvicious875]

did he get the drugs from friends?

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

His dealer was there for him.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

⁠​⁠@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree And he was there for him too.

[@thechicks1000]

DEA Drug Enforcement Administration

[@aprilvilliar7907]

Matthew Perry unalived himself. He knew a dose that high would cause him to have a heart attack. Just in case he got into a hot tub knowing such high doses of ketamine would make him catatonic. He’s responsible for his death because he used the drugs irresponsibly

[@debbiereyes1688]

I’m just curious, why do you say “unalived” himself instead of killed himself?

[@lorimiller4301]

​@@debbiereyes1688 KZbin takes down your comment if you use certain words or phrases or even just a combination of words will trigger it and off your comment goes. Sometimes you will even get a warning. After a few of those they will suspend your channel. 😮

[@debbiereyes1688]

@@lorimiller4301 Thank you for answering my question. Have a great day!

[@shaunamarie1053]

I got K at the dentist in LA and thought I was on acid. It was awful. And, then over quixkly. Way too strong.

[@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468]

Would this be happening for an average person? NO. Did anyone force him to take it? NO. It’s sad, and everyone is sad; but it was his choice!

[@LisaKayOGQueen]

Get’em. They unalived our Matty. 😭

[@lowtunedg9211]

Those types of treatments are done in a doctors office, not in someone’s home, this was murder..