Actress Anne Heche severely burned in fiery car crash

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Anonymous wrote:I have zero sympathy for her. None. She chose to get behind the wheel. Nope she didn't let those substance abuse demons stop her!

This accident is on the heels of a horrific accident just one day earlier, also here in LA, where 6 people were killed including a pregnant woman, her one year old boy, her unborn child, her fiance. The woman who caused the accident was going over 100mph down a busy road and barreled right through an intersection. Seeing the Ring video of Heche's car was eerily similar to that crash.

Will she survive? Of course she will. Just like the nurse who killed those 6 people.

Here's a video of that horrific car accident

Wow what kind of crappy car catches in fire like that , horrible

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SHe is now in a coma

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Anonymous wrote:SHe is now in a coma

Sounds like her injuries were more significant than originally reported.

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Anonymous wrote:I am glad the woman whose home was destroyed is getting some attention and funding. Horrendous. She is so lucky to be alive.

I have very little sympathy for Heche. She chose to drive impaired. I wish the Hollywood celebrities who are expressing sympathy would also express some sympathy for the poor woman whose home was demolished.

You can have compassion for both.

No compassion for drunk drivers. None.

This right here.

My brother's an alcoholic with multiple DUIs. He doesn't think he has a problem. He never knows when he's drunk, either. He doesn't have the ability to go out for a meal and have one cocktail or two beers.

Society would be better if he was never allowed to drive or own a car without an interlock ignition device, but the courts deem that as something that negatively hinders their ability to earn a living. Stupid and pathetic, especially in the DMV area with Uber, Lyft, taxis, and public transpo.

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Anonymous wrote:SHe is now in a coma

Sounds like her injuries were more significant than originally reported.

Yes- go back a page.

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Anonymous wrote:My friend’s 27 yo daughter recently got charged with a DUI. My friend is calling it a silly mistake and driving her daughter around like a freaking car service.

Daughter actually got an earlier DUI charge a few years ago but it was dismissed when the officer didn’t show up to the hearing.

I love my friend but I hope her daughter gets her ass handed to her in court this time.

The woman (nurse) in La Brea - did she have a medical emergency or something? Was she drunk? That accident has to be more than just distracted driving, right?

The woman in LA (actually is from Houston, was a nurse who was visiting) is going to be charged today. Was she suffering a medical emergency? My guess is NO, as they showed her sitting on the curb surrounded by witnesses. She was sitting upright. My guess is she was intoxicated but that is just my guess.

How dp you blow through an intersection going 100 mph, hit more than one car, and survive?

Physics my dear.

Also, being drunk. Drunks never get hurt.

My time as a volunteer EMT taught me that.

Drunks can roll a car 7 times, skid into oncoming traffic, get t-boned, and will be walking around the scene like it was a casual fender bender.

Everyone else in their path of destruction gets hurt.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am glad the woman whose home was destroyed is getting some attention and funding. Horrendous. She is so lucky to be alive.

I have very little sympathy for Heche. She chose to drive impaired. I wish the Hollywood celebrities who are expressing sympathy would also express some sympathy for the poor woman whose home was demolished.

You can have compassion for both.

No compassion for drunk drivers. None.

Agreed. She chose 1) to drink 2) to drive 3) to continue driving after she hit the garage.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have zero sympathy for her. None. She chose to get behind the wheel. Nope she didn't let those substance abuse demons stop her!

This accident is on the heels of a horrific accident just one day earlier, also here in LA, where 6 people were killed including a pregnant woman, her one year old boy, her unborn child, her fiance. The woman who caused the accident was going over 100mph down a busy road and barreled right through an intersection. Seeing the Ring video of Heche's car was eerily similar to that crash.

Will she survive? Of course she will. Just like the nurse who killed those 6 people.

Here's a video of that horrific car accident

Wow what kind of crappy car catches in fire like that , horrible

It has zero to do with the car. C’mon.

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Weird that media sources are probably working on her obituary right now

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Anonymous wrote:Weird that media sources are probably working on her obituary right now

Most celebrities and high profile people have pre-written obituaries that are periodically updated by their PR teams. I guarantee you like, IDK Scarlett Johannsen and Kate Hudson have pre-approved obits sitting in their files with zero indication they'll die tomorrow. It's pretty standard.

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FoxNews has posted video from a Ring Doorbell showing her flying down a residential street. She is lucky she didn’t hit someone.

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Anonymous wrote:Weird that media sources are probably working on her obituary right now

Most celebrities and high profile people have pre-written obituaries that are periodically updated by their PR teams. I guarantee you like, IDK Scarlett Johannsen and Kate Hudson have pre-approved obits sitting in their files with zero indication they'll die tomorrow. It's pretty standard.

I didn't realize that, I thought that was more for very high profile people who are like over 65. And it was the newspapers that had them on hand, not the PR teams. Learn something new every day.

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Anne Heche isn’t nearly famous enough to have an obit pre-written.

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I haven't followed her or know much about her, but what I do know was that she had SEVERE mental health illness issues. Obviously, addiction issues as well.

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Anonymous wrote:I haven't followed her or know much about her, but what I do know was that she had SEVERE mental health illness issues. Obviously, addiction issues as well.

Yes, and she shouldn't be allowed to drive. Her individual rights shouldn't trump those of others.