Matthew Perry’s death is still under investigation as law enforcement officials look into the ketamine found in his system.
Local police and federal agents are trying to figure out where the actor procured the drug before his October 2023 death, according to TMZ.
The outlet claimed Tuesday that authorities have questioned people with a history of drug abuse for any information regarding Perry’s source.
No arrests have been made.
Two months after Perry was found unresponsive in his Los Angeles home’s hot tub, his autopsy report was released.
The “Friends” alum died at age 54 due to the “acute effects of ketamine,” the LA County Medical Examiner’s Office revealed in December 2023.
Drowning, coronary artery disease and buprenorphine effects were listed as other contributing factors.
At the time, Dr. Bankole Johnson speculated to Page Six that Perry “more likely” obtained ketamine illegally for “recreational use.”
The medical expert explained that “it would be questionable medicine” as well as “a true recipe for disaster … to provide ketamine to someone also using buprenorphine,” a synthetic opioid in treating addiction.
Although Perry was undergoing ketamine treatment for anxiety and depression, the autopsy report noted that “the ketamine in his system at death could not be from that infusion therapy” because of its half life of three to four hours or less.
The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to People in January that they were no longer investigating Perry’s death.
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner also called the case “closed” at the time.
Perry’s “Friends” co-stars have continued to honor him since his death.
Not only did David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrw, Matt LeBlanc and Courteney Cox release a joint statement last year, but the latter told “CBS Sunday Morning” viewers this weekend that Perry still “visits” her.
“I sense Matthew’s around for sure,” the actress, 59, said.