Anne Heche died a week after she was seriously hurt in a car accident while she was “high on cocaine.” The accident happened in Mar Vista, Los Angeles.
Heche had not been drinking alcohol, but the drug was found in her blood after the accident. She had been seen with a bottle of vodka in her cup holder. Heche was said to be brain dead a few days after the crash that caused her car to catch on fire.
After heche died, a family member told TMZ, “We have lost a bright light, a kind and joyful soul, a loving mother, and a loyal friend. Anne will be greatly missed, but she will live on through her beautiful sons, her famous works, and the causes she was so passionate about. Her bravery in always telling the truth and spreading her message of love and acceptance will have an effect that will last for a long time.”
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Before Heche died, the LAPD was looking into the crash as a possible crime because the woman whose house the car crashed into was hurt. Lynne Mishele, the woman, was in the house at the time. It’s not clear how badly Mishele was hurt. In an Instagram post, she now shows her sadness and sends a message to the late actress’s family and friends.
“Hearing that Anne Heche has died is very sad. Her family, friends, and especially her children have really lost a lot, and my heart goes out to them “Mishele said in an Instagram video post. “This whole situation is sad, and there are no words to describe it. I’m sending everyone involved my love, “she said.
Before the crash, Mishele was helping her dog with cancer get better. Mishele was almost hurt in the crash, so a GoFundMe was set up for her. The house, on the other hand, was in ruins. What the page said. “Lynne lives in our Mar Vista home with her two beautiful dogs, Bree and Rueban, and her tortoise, Marley. This week, a fast-moving car crashed into the house, setting it on fire. Lynne and her family were very close to getting hurt, and we are so, so grateful that they didn’t. The house, on the other hand, was completely destroyed by the fire. It took 59 firefighters 65 minutes to put out the fire, and the LAFD immediately put a red tag on the house. Lynne had to leave the place she rents and loves “reads the page.
“Even worse, Lynne lost everything she had ever owned, including memories, mementos, business tools like her laptop and iPad, all of her clothes and basic needs, and everything in her house. With the help of the firefighters, she was able to pull a few damaged items that were important to her out of the wreckage. All the other things are gone, “it added. “Lynne is a kind and generous person who is always the first to help someone else. Today, we’re asking everyone in Lynne’s community to help her start over. Please, please join us. All of the money raised at this event will go straight to Lynne Mishele.” At the time this article was written, $168,688 of the $100,000 goal had already been raised.