Matthew Perry's alleged drug dealer and “ketamine queen” was obsessed with the mafia

Jasveen Sanghathe alleged “Ketamine Queen”, arrested in connection with Matthew Perry's death, is well versed in the world of crime… thanks to her obsession with the mafia.

Before She was arrested Jasveen, who allegedly supplied the Friends star with the ketamine that killed him last October, was a huge mafia fan … and created her own website paying tribute to the life of organized crime.

Check it out… Jasveen describes her “love” for mafia history in a bio on the website. She explains that her fascination began after watching films like “Scarface” and “The Godfather” at a young age.

She continues, “Later in high school, I decided to do a research project on the Mafia, and I became fascinated by the history and the many stories associated with each of America's notorious crime families and famous gangsters.”

Coincidence? The LAPD and federal authorities think so… absolutely not.

JS divides their site into five sections: “Mafia Mugshots,” “Famous Mafia Faces,” “Mafia Family Cities,” “Mafia History,” and “Most Popular Mafia Movies.”

The Mafia blog links to an old UC Irvine email address… and Jasveen states in her Instagram bio that she is a proud graduate of the university.

Meanwhile, the “Ketamine Queen” has become a notorious figure herself… she is accused together with Dr. Salvador Plasenciaof conspiracy to distribute ketamine following a multi-agency investigation into Perry's death.

The US Attorney’s Office brought several additional charges against herincluding maintaining a drug-containing premises, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, possession of ketamine with intent to distribute, and five counts of distribution of ketamine.

Sangha now faces life in prison…if found guilty on all charges.

Eric FlemingDr. Mark Chavezand Matthew's former assistant Kenneth Iwamasa were also arrested and charged in connection with the actor's death, but they all made a deal with prosecutors.