Matthew Perry Documentary Reveals Criminal Network Involvement

The new documentary 'Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy' delves into the life and untimely death of the 'Friends' star, Matthew Perry, who passed away at 54 due to 'acute effects of ketamine' leading to accidental drowning. Despite the documentary's significant revelations about Perry's struggles with addiction and the criminal network allegedly supplying him drugs, his 'Friends' co-stars, including Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox, chose not to participate, citing the timing as too soon after his death. Director Robert Palumbo noted their reluctance but expressed understanding, acknowledging the 'fresh impact' of Perry's death. The documentary also features Morgan Fairchild, who emphasizes Perry's legacy of helping others with addiction issues. Five arrests related to Perry's death have been made, pointing to a broader criminal network, with trials set for March 2025. Palumbo aims to highlight Perry's efforts to support others battling addiction, beyond his role on 'Friends.'