The investigation into Matthew Perry’s death is being monitored by the US Postal Service and the DEA? That’s what the report says

Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of death and drug abuse.

The death of Matthew Perry prompted several federal agencies to take action. In October, Perry was found dead in his hot tub in Pacific Palisades. His assistant called 911, but emergency responders were unable to revive him and pronounced him dead at the scene.

Federal authorities intensify investigation into the death of Matthew Perry; the following is in the reports

According to TMZ, the US Postal Inspection Service is currently working with the DEA to determine the source of the ketamine that killed him. Law enforcement sources confirm that federal investigators are being deployed to find out if drugs were received in the mail for Perry. Postal inspectors are contributing their knowledge of package tracking and other mail-related investigative techniques.

According to the above news outlet, local police, along with the DEA, had been investigating Perry’s death for months. The toxicology report concluded that the cause of death was acute effects of ketamine use. Although he had received ketamine infusion therapy for mental health issues more than a week before his death, an autopsy conducted by the medical examiner found that he had not gotten the drug from there. This suggests that he may have obtained it from sources other than medication.

Mathew Perry’s death was sudden and unexpected, his friends remember

Close friends of Perry in Hollywood have said he appeared healthy before his death and believed he was sober and ready to start a foundation for addicts. But in October he was found dead in his bathtub, sending shockwaves around the world.

For the few people who haven’t seen Friends: Matthew Perry – best known for his role as quirky It-boy Chandler Bing (in Friends). He was a very popular figure in Hollywood circles. Born on August 19, 1969 in Williamstown, Massachusetts, Perry was active for several decades as one of the most memorable actors on television. In addition to Friends, he played major roles in series such as The Odd Couple, Cougar Town, and films such as 17 Again and No Half Measures. He wrote openly about his struggle with addiction, which was part of his memoir Friends, Lovers and The Big Terrible Thing. Despite this dark side of his personal life, he wanted to help people struggling with addiction and even planned to start his own company. His sense of humor, talent, and strength left a deep impression on fans and co-workers.

Disclaimer: If you know someone who is struggling with alcohol or drug abuse, please contact the authorities and report it. There are several hotlines for such cases.