Matthew Perry's Autopsy Report and Living Trust Details
Matthew Perry's autopsy report revealed he died from 'acute effects of ketamine' and left behind a $1 million living trust named after Woody Allen's character in 'Annie Hall.'
Key Points
- Matthew Perry's will named his parents as primary beneficiaries
- Autopsy report listed 'acute effects of ketamine' as cause of death
- Perry wanted to be remembered for helping others overcome addiction
Pros
- Provides insights into Matthew Perry's will and living trust details
- Raises awareness about the impact of weight-loss drugs on health
Cons
- Tragic loss of a beloved actor
- Reveals details of drug-related death