Anne Heche Intubated After Car Crash Where She Was Severely
Aug 9, 2022 6:18:10 GMT
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Post by angeli on Aug 9, 2022 6:18:10 GMT
The thing is, she held it together enough to bring liquor in the car and she actually backed up pretty well in the getaway video and she's driving in a completely straight, unwavering line the whole way. I mean, maybe she thought she was going to drive her car into a tree and end it, but there are millions of other trees in other parts of California that she could have driven into and not even hurt the tree, much less destroy someone's home and possibly kill other people. I have no idea what was going through her mind, but it seems to me that if suicide was the plan, she might have thought she was going to die and was going to take anyone in her way with her. I mean, that is hugely speculative, but I'm just going through possibilities in my head. She may just have simply been in a fugue state and won't remember any of it.
I've seen the Ring camera video and also watched some of the helicopter footage as they were trying to pull her car out of the house and then get Heche into the ambulance. Several people commented that the shrieking sound of Heche's car on the Ring video sounded like her emergency brake was on. If that's the case, she may have had mechanical problems that led to her car going through the intersection, over the curb, through a wall of bushes and deep into the house. She recorded a podcast with her partner ("Better Together with Anne and Heather") where they were drinking vodka and then wine (I think) that may have been filmed the same morning. So she could have been drunk. The helicopter pilot said it took 59 firefighters more than an hour to extricate "the driver." He didn't know that the driver was a female at the time nor did they know who she was. He commented that the firefighters were referring to "the patient" and not "the victim," which indicated that the driver of that car was still alive, although he didn't see how that was possible. They extricated Heche and almost got her into the ambulance when she abruptly sat up as though she was gasping for breath. Then they hustled her into the ambulance. She's apparently been in a coma ever since.
This is one of those situations where you don't know whether to hope she pulls through. Her lungs were apparently damaged in the fire and she has serious burns, so she could be hospitalized for months in great pain. She's obviously a fighter if she's survived all her family trauma, but burns are the worst kind of pain.
Woman Who Lost House in Anne Heche Car Crash Is 'Extremely Fortunate' to Be Alive, Neighbor Says
"A kind and generous person, Lynne is always first to offer help to others," neighbors wrote in a GoFundMe for Lynne Mishele, the woman who lost her home in Anne Heche's recent car crash
By Glenn Garner and Marissa Charles Published on August 7, 2022 04:15 PM
Woman Whose House Was Destroyed in Anne Heche Car Crash 'Extremely Fortunate' to Be Alive. www.gofundme.com/f/help-lynne-mishele-after-devastating-fire-loss?utm_campaign=p_nacp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer. Lynne Mishele
PHOTO: GOFUNDME
The woman whose house was destroyed in Anne Heche's recent car crash is rebuilding her life with some help from her community.
Lynne Mishele's neighbor, Lynne Bernstein, tells PEOPLE the tenant "was extremely fortunate" to survive the accident with no injuries, after the Emmy Award winner, 53, crashed her car into the Los Angeles residence on Friday, causing it to catch fire.
"So were the dogs and her turtle," Bernstein adds of Mishele's pets. The woman was in another section of her small home when the incident occurred.
Anne Heche Was 'Trapped' in 'Intense' Smoke from Car Crash as Neighbors Attempted to Rescue Her
Bernstein adds that Mishele "was in shock" before she even noticed the vehicle, as she saw him and two other neighbors inside her house trying to help everyone get out safely. "I don't think she got what was going on. She said, 'What happened? What happened?' " he recalls.
According to Bernstein, Heche's vehicle drove "almost all the way through" the house and "almost immediately" caught fire. The Los Angeles Fire Department told PEOPLE that the accident caused "structural compromise" and "heavy fire" to the one-story home.
Anne Heche photos from the accident scene are taken by our own Marissa Charles
MARISSA CHARLES
Heche has since been hospitalized and intubated after suffering burns, and her rep told PEOPLE on Saturday that she is "currently in stable condition."
Fellow neighbors John and Jennifer Durand have since launched a GoFundMe to help Mishele cover the loss of "the place she loves" and most of her belongings.
"Lynne lives with her beautiful pups Bree and Rueban, and tortoise Marley in the Mar Vista home that was destroyed this week by a car driving into the home at a high rate of speed, catching the house on fire," the Durands wrote with the campaign. "Lynne and her family very narrowly escaped physical harm, and for that we are very, very grateful."
They noted that the Los Angeles Fire Department "immediately red-tagged" the house and Mishele lost an "entire lifetime of possessions, mementos, all equipment for her business including her laptop and iPad, all of her clothing and basic necessities, and all household items."
"With firefighters' help, she was able to pull a few damaged sentimental belongings from the wreckage. Everything else is gone," they added.
The Durands urged supporters to donate to the campaign and patronize her home organization business Creative Organization on Instagram and TikTok.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 12: Anne Heche attends the 74th Annual Directors Guild of America Awards at The Beverly Hilton on March 12, 2022 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)
AXELLE/BAUER-GRIFFIN/FILMMAGIC
"A kind and generous person, Lynne is always first to offer help to others," they wrote. "Today we are asking the community to come together and help Lynne start over."
Heche was inside a blue Mini Cooper that crashed into Mishele's home Friday morning on South Walgrove Ave. in the neighborhood of Mar Vista, causing the residence to catch fire.
LAFD responded to the call at around 10:56 a.m. It took 59 firefighters around 65 minutes to extinguish the flame and extract Heche from the driver's seat, according to a release.
Witnesses told TMZ that Heche first crashed into a garage of an apartment complex before she reversed and sped off, colliding with the nearby home shortly after.
Driving on Preston Way, Heche reportedly ran a stop sign at the Walgrove intersection and drove through some large privacy bushes before the car came to a stop inside the house, according to KTLA.
"A kind and generous person, Lynne is always first to offer help to others," neighbors wrote in a GoFundMe for Lynne Mishele, the woman who lost her home in Anne Heche's recent car crash
By Glenn Garner and Marissa Charles Published on August 7, 2022 04:15 PM
Woman Whose House Was Destroyed in Anne Heche Car Crash 'Extremely Fortunate' to Be Alive. www.gofundme.com/f/help-lynne-mishele-after-devastating-fire-loss?utm_campaign=p_nacp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer. Lynne Mishele
PHOTO: GOFUNDME
The woman whose house was destroyed in Anne Heche's recent car crash is rebuilding her life with some help from her community.
Lynne Mishele's neighbor, Lynne Bernstein, tells PEOPLE the tenant "was extremely fortunate" to survive the accident with no injuries, after the Emmy Award winner, 53, crashed her car into the Los Angeles residence on Friday, causing it to catch fire.
"So were the dogs and her turtle," Bernstein adds of Mishele's pets. The woman was in another section of her small home when the incident occurred.
Anne Heche Was 'Trapped' in 'Intense' Smoke from Car Crash as Neighbors Attempted to Rescue Her
Bernstein adds that Mishele "was in shock" before she even noticed the vehicle, as she saw him and two other neighbors inside her house trying to help everyone get out safely. "I don't think she got what was going on. She said, 'What happened? What happened?' " he recalls.
According to Bernstein, Heche's vehicle drove "almost all the way through" the house and "almost immediately" caught fire. The Los Angeles Fire Department told PEOPLE that the accident caused "structural compromise" and "heavy fire" to the one-story home.
Anne Heche photos from the accident scene are taken by our own Marissa Charles
MARISSA CHARLES
Heche has since been hospitalized and intubated after suffering burns, and her rep told PEOPLE on Saturday that she is "currently in stable condition."
Fellow neighbors John and Jennifer Durand have since launched a GoFundMe to help Mishele cover the loss of "the place she loves" and most of her belongings.
"Lynne lives with her beautiful pups Bree and Rueban, and tortoise Marley in the Mar Vista home that was destroyed this week by a car driving into the home at a high rate of speed, catching the house on fire," the Durands wrote with the campaign. "Lynne and her family very narrowly escaped physical harm, and for that we are very, very grateful."
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They noted that the Los Angeles Fire Department "immediately red-tagged" the house and Mishele lost an "entire lifetime of possessions, mementos, all equipment for her business including her laptop and iPad, all of her clothing and basic necessities, and all household items."
"With firefighters' help, she was able to pull a few damaged sentimental belongings from the wreckage. Everything else is gone," they added.
The Durands urged supporters to donate to the campaign and patronize her home organization business Creative Organization on Instagram and TikTok.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 12: Anne Heche attends the 74th Annual Directors Guild of America Awards at The Beverly Hilton on March 12, 2022 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)
AXELLE/BAUER-GRIFFIN/FILMMAGIC
"A kind and generous person, Lynne is always first to offer help to others," they wrote. "Today we are asking the community to come together and help Lynne start over."
Heche was inside a blue Mini Cooper that crashed into Mishele's home Friday morning on South Walgrove Ave. in the neighborhood of Mar Vista, causing the residence to catch fire.
LAFD responded to the call at around 10:56 a.m. It took 59 firefighters around 65 minutes to extinguish the flame and extract Heche from the driver's seat, according to a release.
Witnesses told TMZ that Heche first crashed into a garage of an apartment complex before she reversed and sped off, colliding with the nearby home shortly after.
Driving on Preston Way, Heche reportedly ran a stop sign at the Walgrove intersection and drove through some large privacy bushes before the car came to a stop inside the house, according to KTLA.