cultshock

Not wrong at all, I'd sue the fuck out of her if that happened to my house.

Damn straight. And as someone who's gotten a bit of generational wealth (not millions but a decent amount), I don't feel at all that I was owed it, I just feel fortunate and appreciate what I got.

jjcool

So, in your opinion, she should go after the "insurance companies"? Did the "insuarance companies" get drugged up, speed through her neighborhood, crash into her house, and then burn it down?

Why So Blu?

Just read that Thomas Jane, who was with her for a bit, is suing her estate for $150,000 thousand in an unpaid loan.

GoldenJCJ

^ But that doesn’t Punisher. It punishes her kids!!

Toddarino

I’ve actually come around on this thanks to you guys. Now I hope everyone that is blood related to Anne goes into bankruptcy. Serves them right.

Abob Teff

Every time I see this bumped, I am hoping for a "back from the dead" update ...

TGM

remember when she just shot up off of that gurney? that was cray.

philo

and looking for $18.77 per day in interest!
If he's that hard up he could always start a GoFundMe

rocket1312

Because that's exactly how estate laws work.

Decker

Or you know, try to earn money some other way.

Toddarino

And by kids I mean money.

Cellar Door

It appears one of her children is 20 years old and the other is 13. The adult child should be able to take care of himself, and the teenager's father is a successful actor who works regularly in TV and film. I doubt either of her sons are in danger of becoming destitute if they don't get a fat inheritance because Heche's estate has to compensate the woman whose house she destroyed.

L. Ron zyzzle

This. It sucks that they may lose out on an inheritance, if indeed there was anything to inherit, but what sucks worse is that their mom had apparently untreated mental health and drug addiction issues, and that she essentially killed herself.

Runaway

My father-in-law damaged a fence while being under the influence, a couple of weeks before he passed away. The insurance covered the damages, they asked for their money back from my wife. We also paid back a personal loan to my father-in-law's girlfriend, since she paid for water damage in their home, which my wife inherited, including a small mortgage. Guess what, we paid back the insurance, the girlfriend and the mortgage, not feeling robbed by any of them, because those were the debts he owed.

jjcool

Clearly you have no idea how any of this works.

jjcool

Or collect the debt that is owed from the estate of the person that owes it rather than a bunch of random people on the internet.

ViewAskewbian

Anne Heche autopsy indicates she wasn't high at time of crash | EW.com

Anne Heche's final autopsy and toxicology report found "no evidence of impairment by illicit substances" at the time of her fatal car crash and confirmed an initial determination that the actress died of inhalation and thermal injuries, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner.

Per the coroner's report, which EW has reviewed, toxicology testing found benzoylecgonine, an inactive metabolite of cocaine, in Heche's system, indicating past usage of the drug. Cannabinoids were also found in a urine specimen but not in Heche's blood, consistent with prior use of marijuana but not at the time of injury.

While testing detected fentanyl in Heche's bloodstream, it was later determined that the drug was administered in the hospital after the accident as a pain treatment. Alcohol was not detected in Heche's system.

Heche was previously under investigation and facing potential DUI charges in the immediate aftermath of the crash due to initial testing showing the presence of narcotics in her blood. Those have since been ruled to be a result of medical treatment.

Heche died in August at 53 after crashing her car into a residence in Los Angeles, causing the home to burst into flames. She was trapped in her car for approximately half an hour before first responders were able to extricate her, sustaining burns to her face, neck, shoulder, chest, and upper extremities. Her brain also showed evidence of hypoxic injury, a direct result of a dearth of oxygen while she was trapped in the vehicle.

The coroner's report indicated that smoke inhalation was worsened by a fracture in Heche's sternum, which made it more difficult for her to maintain a healthy oxygen intake.

Heche spent several days in a coma and was declared brain dead Aug. 11, though she remained on life support to allow the OneLegacy Foundation enough time to find a match for an organ recipient. A match was identified, and Heche was taken off life support Aug. 14.

Heche's estate is still at the center of a legal battle as a result of the accident. Lynne Mishele, who narrowly escaped physical harm after Heche crashed into her home, is seeking at least $2 million in damages for negligence, infliction of emotional distress, and trespass, according to the court documents obtained by EW.

Noonan

If she wasn't impaired, what the hell caused the accident?

L. Ron zyzzle

Suicidal ideation?
what a horrible way to go, also

GoldenJCJ

She was having some sort of manic episode?

Decker

Man that is somehow even worse. Just a terrible suicide by car.
Who drives with an open bottle of vodka in their car and doesn't even drink it?

Noonan

Geez, I hope not. There are much easier ways to accomplish that via car rather than driving into a random house.

TomOpus

Would it be possible she was hallucinating without it being drug induced? Maybe even if it was temporary?

philo

Probably thought she spotted Thomas Jane coming around the corner to collect his $18.77 interest.

mickey65

I'm thinking she probably committed suicide. When she hit that apartment complex wall before, it may have been a "test run". Her brother committed suicide by car by ramming into a tree.