Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry's live-in assistant, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for injecting the actor with ketamine that led to his death. - Iwamasa injected Perry multiple times on the day he died and left him alone.
- He initially lied to police about the drugs but later pleaded guilty. - Family members expressed betrayal, saying they trusted him to keep Perry sober.
- The case involved five defendants, with Iwamasa as a key witness. The sentencing concludes a legal saga that exposed the dark side of addiction and celebrity.