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- The last, drug-addled days of Matthew Perry are described in court documents unsealed Thursday.
- The "Friends" star's live-in assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, injected him with the dose that killed him.
- Iwamasa sought the ketamine from the "Ketamine Queen" and rogue doctors.
The Ketamine order that killed Matthew Perry was so big that the dealer threw in some Ketamine lollipops.
But the packaging still wasn't perfect.
Eric Fleming, who was delivering 25 vials, told Perry's live-in personal assistant Kenneth Iwamasa that they should consider using wholesale-style boxes the next time they procured ketamine for the "Friends" star.