

In
Iwamasa’s
plea
agreement
obtained
by
E!
News
Aug.
16,
prosecutors
alleged
the
59-year-old
injected
Perry
with
ketamine
obtained
through
unofficial
channels
around
8:30
a.m.
on
the
day
of
his
death.
They
accused
Iwamasa
of
giving
Perry
two
more
doses
in
the
span
of
six
hours,
before
leaving
him
to
run
errands.
Iwamasa
returned
home
to
find
Perry
face
down
in
the
hot
tub,
per
the
filing.
In
connection
to
Perry’s
death,
Jasveen
Sangha—a
North
Hollywood
woman
who
authorities
call
“The
Ketamine
Queen”—has
also
been
charged
with
one
count
of
conspiracy
to
distribute
ketamine,
one
count
of
maintaining
a
drug-involved
premises,
one
count
of
possession
with
intent
to
distribute
methamphetamine,
one
count
of
possession
with
intent
to
distribute
ketamine
and
five
counts
of
distribution
of
ketamine.

