Matthew Perry Talked About Ketamine Infusion in Memoir

Questions about ketamine are being raised after an autopsy found “Friends” actor Matthew Perry had taken an acute amount of the drug at the time of his death. Ketamine is a fast-acting hallucinogen that can be used to treat depression. It was reported Perry received ketamine infusion therapy a week and a half before his death, meaning that it would not be in his system. Inside Edition’s Jim Moret has more.