Matthew Perry Should Not Be Remembered For His Death, Says ‘Friends’ Creator

Matthew PerryHis death is drawing attention amid a wave of arrests by law enforcement… but one of his longtime associates wants people to remember his life.

Martha Kauffman — creator of the hit series “Friends” — discussed the seminal series in a conversation with The Sunday Times …and during the conversation he reflected on Perry’s legacy.

Marta says there are two ways to celebrate Perry… one is to donate to addiction treatment, a cause important to the congressman who has fought hard to get sober throughout his life.

The other, says MK… rewatch “Friends” and remember Perry for the joy he brought to people, rather than the tragic circumstances surrounding him. his death.

Of course, Perry’s death is the only topic of conversation these days… because five people were arrested in relation to the ketamine present in his system at that time.

Dr. Salvador Plasencia, Dr. Mark Chavezalleged drug trafficker Erik Fleming, Former assistant to Perry Kenneth Iwamasa AND Jasveen Sanghabetter known as “The Ketamine Queen”, were all charged with Perry’s death.

Fleming, Iwamasa and Chavez signed plea agreements in their cases… while Sangha and Plasencia have pleaded not guilty to the myriad charges they are facing. As we told you, Sangha was arrested before charges against Perry were brought in an unrelated search.

Both Plasencia and Chavez can still prescribe medicine to patients despite their arrests…even with prosecutors supporting Perry seized after Plasencia injected him with a high dose.