Matthew Perry's last words before his death are being uncovered during an ongoing investigation.

It has been a tragic and heartbreaking time for the friends and family of beloved actor Matthew Perry. The news of his passing in October at the age of 54 shocked the world. But now, there have been developments in the investigation into his death. Five people, including two doctors, have been arrested and charged in connection with his passing.

According to recent reports, Perry's personal assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, has revealed the actor's final words before he tragically died. In a set of plea agreement papers, Iwamasa admitted to injecting Perry with three doses of the horse tranquilizer ketamine on the night of his death. He stated that Perry had asked him to "shoot him up with a big one," showing the extent of his addiction.

The papers also revealed that the injections were administered by Iwamasa, who was not medically trained, from 8:30 am on the day of Perry's death. He gave Perry a second dose four hours later and another 40 minutes after that, before the actor's final request. After the third injection, Perry instructed Iwamasa to start up the hot tub, where he was later found dead with his head in the water.

As the investigation continues, Perry's stepfather, Keith Morrison, has spoken out about the arrests and the hope for justice. In a statement, he expressed the family's gratitude for law enforcement's efforts and their hope that the suppliers of dangerous drugs will receive the message. Perry's doctors have also been accused of abusing their position of trust, which has sparked a larger conversation about drug distribution and accountability.

Perry's legacy as an actor is best known for his role as Chandler Bing in the beloved sitcom Friends. But it is clear that his journey was cut short by the actions of those who saw him as a "payday" rather than a person in need of help. It is a reminder of the importance of addressing addiction and the dangers of illegal drug distribution.

The DEA Administrator, Anne Milgram, also commented on the case, emphasizing the agency's commitment to protecting the public and holding accountable those who distribute dangerous drugs. It is a reminder that this issue affects not just celebrities, but people from all walks of life.

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