Friends actor Matthew Perry’s bedroom found in 'dirty', ‘disaster' condition after his death, deets inside

Matthew Perry, the beloved actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom "Friends," passed away under tragic and unsettling circumstances. The investigation into his death revealed shocking details about the condition of his Pacific Palisades home, particularly his master bedroom suite, which was found in a state described as a "disaster."
According to a source close to the investigation, the bedroom suite appeared as though it had been ransacked, with clothes strewn everywhere, towels on the floor, and an overall appearance of neglect and disarray. The scene suggested that someone had been living in the midst of chaos, leading to speculation that Perry might have been going through a rough period leading up to his death.

 
Police sources noted that the rest of Perry's property was in stark contrast to the condition of the bedroom. The other areas of the house were reportedly clean and tidy, which led investigators to speculate that Perry may have been keeping the cleaning staff out of his bedroom. This only added to the mystery surrounding his final days.

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Tragically, Perry was found dead in his hot tub, and it was later confirmed that his death was due to an overdose of ketamine. Kenneth Iwamasa, a longtime staff member of Perry’s, was charged with supplying the actor with ketamine in the days leading up to his death. Iwamasa reportedly administered at least 27 shots of the drug to Perry over the course of five days, three of which were believed to have contributed directly to Perry's death.

 
Court documents revealed that Iwamasa had been obtaining ketamine for Perry from various sources, spending over $55,000 on the drug in the month leading up to the actor's passing. Federal prosecutors alleged that Iwamasa had attempted to cover up evidence of drug use before calling emergency services. In a desperate attempt to hide the drugs, Iwamasa reportedly disposed of syringes and other paraphernalia before dialing 911. He also contacted Jasveen Sangha, a known figure in the illegal drug trade, for advice on how to dispose of the evidence.

 
The discovery of the scene left a deep impression on those involved in the investigation. An insider reported that it appeared as though "something very bad had happened" in the master suite, leading to the suspicion that foul play could have been involved. While the official cause of death was ruled as a ketamine overdose, the chaotic state of the bedroom and the attempts to cover up the drug use have raised more questions than answers.

 
The tragic death of Matthew Perry has left fans and loved ones heartbroken, and the disturbing details surrounding his final days have only deepened the sense of loss. Perry, who had openly struggled with addiction throughout his life, seemed to have been caught in a downward spiral from which he could not escape. His passing serves as a somber reminder of the devastating effects of addiction and the importance of seeking help before it’s too late.

 
As the investigation continues, many are left to ponder the events that led to Perry's untimely death. The once vibrant and witty actor who brought so much joy to millions now leaves behind a legacy marked by both laughter and tragedy. The world mourns the loss of a cherished talent, while also grappling with the dark realities that contributed to his demise.