How ‘studious’ MBA grad Jasveen Sangha became Matthew Perry’s alleged ‘ketamine queen’

nypost.com:

celebs like Kim Kardashian and Will Smith — Jasveen Sangha seemed on a trajectory for success that would make her parents proud.A friend described her to The Post as “meticulous and studious” in high school. “Her parents owned a franchise business.

She got into University of California, Irvine, which is a good school, and then she went to England for her MBA.”But in March, Sangha’s mother had to bail out the 41-year-old on a $100,000 bond after she was arrested for allegedly being a “large volume drug dealer.” Now, she stands accused of selling a lethal dose of ketamine to “Friends” star Matthew Perry.As former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani previously told The Post, Sangha is “in a world of hurt right now … she could potentially get life in prison.”Old friends say that the Jasveen who returned to Los Angeles after getting her MBA at Hult Business School in London in 2010 was a different person than the girl they once knew.She looked “completely different than when she was in high school,” said one old pal. “It looked like she got a nose job and maybe other things done to her face.”But still, she was doing business on the straight and narrow.“Before the drugs,” said the friend, “she started a nail salon.” That business flopped.As the friend remembers it, Sangha was being left behind by her peers.

Around 2015, “Most of the people she grew up with were working professionals. They had significant others and kids.”Sangha, on the other hand, “was partying a lot and being excessive on the weekends.”Apparently running out of options, she tried her hand at being a party promoter. “She developed a lot of connections and hung with a clan of girls,” the friend said. “They called themselves something related to Hello Kitty.”Among.