"Indian woman" what an effing clickbait. She is British-American of Indian origin.

Accuracy matters. Jasveen Sangha is a British-American woman of Indian origin, not an 'Indian woman'. She was born in London and is a dual citizen of the U.S. and the UK. Referring to her as Indian is factually wrong and misrepresents her nationality.

Mathew perry is responsible for Mathew perry's death...every one knows smoking kills too...nobody is holding cigarette companies responsible for those deaths either

i’m sorry but i’m unable to wrap my mind around the “culpability” in this case. sure jasveen was illegally supplying ketamine but she is not responsible for anyone’s death. you can’t convince me that it’s shocking that 2 grown men who took the decision to use the drug themselves knowing the risks, die.
jasveen is far from a murderer…she would have been one if her drugs were laced with something.
i can understand that people idealise perry and so it’s easier to point and say it’s because of you that he isn’t here, but let’s be real he had it coming.
seems like they wanted to put someone behind bars because of it being a high profile case and they got their scapegoat.

Matthew was a grown man, he should have known better. u cant solely blame the dealers, cz if it was not jasveen than it would have been someone else.

Matt Perry brought about his own death. He had long standing issues. Whoever this woman was is irrelevant. She may be moving illegal products, but that a different charge.

Where do people like Jasveen get the drugs in the first place..Shouldn't it have been traced a bit further down the chain?

This case is partly similar to the Michael Jackson death and Partly Sushant Singh Rajput. except the only main difference is that Matthew Perry chose to take ketamine. Now, this is not to demonize or victim-blame a person who is suffering from drug addiction, but rather to give an unbiased take of the situation. However, just like in Michael Jackson's case, doctors, physicians, and assistants are also partly responsible for administering the drug.

I love this pair. So mature and wonderful narration.❤❤❤

This will make me cry

Even though it wasn't the direct fault of Ms Sangha behind Mathew Perry's death, such drug cartels and dealers should be called out. So hats off to the desi crime team for this episode!

Thank you for doing this guys. Felt bad but this worth covering. Love you both.

missed you guys!!

Amazing narration, I need a link for this t shirt aishwarya, u look amazing❤❤ aryaan u also look nice😊

Remember Matthew was 54 years when he was dead, he was not 5 year old

HI DESI CRIMES
I LOVE YOU GUYS SM
can yall do the Sawariya Basanth next pls!!! i js read ab it and i would love to know more and for yall to cover the case!

I recently finished listening to his autobiography and it was heartbreaking

Mind blowing 🤯

Bring the old set back this is not good

She deserved the sentence because she ran that business. Not because she killed or caused someone’s death.
As an elder millennial, I can say that the show was and still is, the best thing to ever have happened on a screen. And as someone who has been consulting psychiatrists and therapists in three separate countries, I can tell you with certainty that Perry must have had every resource at his disposal. There are many treatments and medicines available that people haven’t heard of. For example - ketamine nasal spray spravato, transcranial magnetic stimulation, etc. No doctor denies / can deny treating their patient. He could have checked himself into a hospital. Yes, psychiatric emergency is a thing. He himself is responsible for his death. A 100%. Nobody else is.
There is nothing called ‘grey area of usage’ in medicines. If it is FDA approved to be prescribed, it is by definition, legal. What you probably mean is ‘off label’. Off label is not grey area. It is absolutely legitimate and legal. In fact most medicines are used off label, in addition to being used for what FDA approved them. Some drugs are tightly controlled because of their abuse potential (look up scheduled drugs). What is illegal is medical malpractice. The doctors who supplied the drug to him outside of his treatment, are more in fault than anyone else.
One very important thing- in most cases of death by OD, there is more than one substance involved. Often a cocktail. Benzos, alcohol, anti depressants, coke or lsd or mdma or ecstasy, some form of stimulant, lack of sleep, dehydration, cannibis, etc.. single substance by its own, dosed properly, administered correctly, rarely is fatal. Bad for addiction, but rarely fatal.