In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," Tony discusses the tragic death of Matthew Perry with former Felony Prosecutor and attorney Eric Faddis. Perry, known for his struggles with addiction, was found with high levels of ketamine in his system, far exceeding the amounts prescribed by his doctor. The conversation explores the complexities of tracing the source of ketamine, which can involve clinics or unlicensed providers rather than typical street dealers. Faddis explains the legal challenges in such cases, noting the potential for charges if it's proven that the ketamine was negligently supplied, resulting in Perry's death. They also discuss the broader implications of such cases, drawing parallels to the Conrad Murray and Michael Jackson case but emphasizing the differences, particularly Perry's own involvement in taking the drug. The episode highlights the legal and ethical issues surrounding prescription drug distribution and the responsibilities of providers in preventing misuse.
**Main Points:**
- Matthew Perry's death involved high levels of ketamine, raising questions about its source.
- Tracing ketamine sources can involve clinics and providers rather than typical street dealers.
- Legal complexities in proving negligent distribution of ketamine leading to Perry's death.
- Potential charges could include involuntary homicide if gross negligence is proven.
- Comparison to Conrad Murray and Michael Jackson case, highlighting differences in circumstances.
- Importance of causation in legal proceedings for drug-related deaths.
- Broader implications for prescription drug distribution and provider responsibilities.
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