Matthew Perry psychologically addicted to ketamine: Anesthesiologist
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Anesthesiologist Dr. Jeffrey Swisher says ketamine is not like heroin or cocaine in that it doesn’t create a physical addition. But he tells “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” that it’s very dangerous when abused, as Matthew Perry did. Also: Matt Murphy, a former homicide prosecutor in Orange County, says he’s intrigued that federal, not local, prosecutors are overseeing the case against those liked to Perry’s death.
