Keith Morrison, stepfather of the late actor Matthew Perry, has released a statement following the arrests of five individuals, including Perry’s personal assistant, in connection with his death from a ketamine overdose. The statement expresses the family’s grief and hope for justice while highlighting the seriousness with which law enforcement has pursued the case.
Five individuals, including a doctor and Matthew Perry’s assistant, have been charged in connection with the death of the ‘Friends’ actor. Authorities allege a widespread underground network supplying Perry with large quantities of ketamine led to his death. Perry’s assistant is accused of injecting him with ketamine on multiple occasions, including the day of his death.
Paolo Liuzzo, the former boyfriend of Princess Beatrice, was found dead in a Miami hotel room on February 7th. Police suspect a drug overdose, and an investigation is ongoing. Liuzzo had struggled with drug use and gambling debts, and sources told the Sun that his fast-paced lifestyle had caught up with him.
Paolo Liuzzo, Princess Beatrice’s ex-boyfriend, was found dead in a Florida hotel room on February 7th from a suspected drug overdose. The Italian-native had a brief romance with Beatrice in 2005 when she was 17. Liuzzo had a troubled past, including an assault and battery charge and violating his probation after his relationship with Beatrice became public. At the time of his death, he was employed as an art industry consultant and resided near the hotel where he died. Beatrice has not yet commented on Liuzzo’s death.
Paolo Liuzzo, the former boyfriend of Princess Beatrice, was found dead in a Miami hotel on February 7th at the age of 41. The Miami Police Department is investigating the incident as an overdose death. Liuzzo, the son of an Italian plastic resin tycoon, dated Beatrice in 2005. Sources close to Liuzzo reported that he had accumulated significant debt and struggled with gambling problems. After the news of her ex-boyfriend’s death, Princess Beatrice has not yet publicly commented.
Paolo Liuzzo, Princess Beatrice’s former boyfriend, has died in a suspected drug overdose at a Miami hotel. The investigation is ongoing, but police believe the 41-year-old’s death was drug-related. Liuzzo and Princess Beatrice dated in 2005, but parted ways after he was forced to return to the US for breaching probation on an assault conviction. His death comes just months after Beatrice’s mother, Sarah Ferguson, was diagnosed with breast cancer and a malignant melanoma.
Princess Beatrice’s first love, Paolo Liuzzo, met an untimely demise in a suspected drug overdose in Miami, Florida. His troubled past, marked by run-ins with the law, substance abuse, and gambling debts, ultimately contributed to his tragic end. Beatrice, who was just 17 when they met, had her heart broken by Liuzzo’s death, which came shortly after her mother’s cancer diagnosis and her father’s involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
A Staten Island man was found dead behind a local pizzeria on Sunday morning. According to a neighbor, the victim, identified as 34-year-old Julio Morocho, was drunk and asked to be taken to the pizza joint just hours before his body was discovered. Surveillance video captured two people, allegedly including the neighbor, wheeling Morocho to the pizzeria shortly after 2 a.m. The neighbor claimed that Morocho was not injured and only needed help getting up. However, the victim’s roommate told cops that he took “a narcotic in powder form” earlier in the night and dropped him off outside after he found him “unresponsive.” The cause of Morocho’s death is still under investigation, and no one has been charged.
Law enforcement in Lower Swatara Township is actively searching for a 22-year-old Middletown resident named Nasir Saquan Baker. Baker is accused of selling drugs to an 18-year-old victim who later succumbed to an overdose in January. Authorities consider Baker potentially armed and dangerous and urge the public to exercise caution. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Dauphin County Dispatch Center or Detective Appleby via email. Baker faces drug delivery resulting in death charges.
