‘Friends’ Actor Matthew Perry Cause Of Death Revealed As “Acute Effects Of Ketamine”

According to the autopsy, Perry was undergoing ketamine infusion therapy. His most recent session occurred about one and a half weeks prior to his death. Nevertheless, the coroner pointed out that the presence of ketamine in his system at the time of his death could not be attributed to the infusion therapy, as the half-life of ketamine is only 3 to 4 hours, or even less.

The autopsy revealed that the exact method of drug intake leading to Perry’s death was unknown. The coroner reported that Perry was discovered in a residential pool. While prescription medications and loose pills were found in his residence, none were reported near or adjacent to the pool. Additionally, the autopsy indicated that there were no signs of fatal trauma or suspicion of foul play in his death.