Anne Heche Estate Sued For $2 Million For The Fatal Crash By The House Owner

Anne Heche
Anne Heche

The estate of American actress Anne Heche noted for her work in a range of genres in cinema, television, and the stage is being charged by Lynne Mishele, the lady whose home caught fire in the actress’ fatal vehicle crash

Anne Heche Had A Traumatic Death

 Anne Heche received numerous honors, besides a National Board of Review Award and several Emmy Awards.

Anne Heche’s Mini Cooper allegedly crashed into Lynne Mishele’s Home In Los Angeles on August 5 and caused serious injuries to both her and her dogs, as per the charges.

Mishele claims Heche’s car hurtled through the entrance of her home and came to a rest just a few feet from her and her 2 dogs and tortoise named Bree, Rueben, and Marley respectively.

She was “totally shocked by the unusually   loud noises, afflicted by dreams and flashbacks, terrified of venturing outside, and, on top of that,  homeless according to Mishele, who also alleges that the “sudden and terrifying blast shook her to her core.”

She also says that the fire destroyed her whole life’s belongings.

Mishele also said that drugs were found in  Anne Heche’s blood at the time of her death.

A $2 million minimum in damages is what she is requesting.

Heche became unconscious and fell into a coma not long after crashing into Mishele’s house. Homer Laffoon, her oldest son, is currently serving as the estate’s special manager.

As the fire raged on for nearly an hour, Anne remained unconscious.

Anne was kept on a ventilator till the 12th of August so that some of her inner parts could be donated. Her death was due to suffocation and thermal wounds.

The Los Angeles medical examiner also added that her sternum was fractured due to the sudden impact of the crash which had caused her death, this was ruled due to the accident.