Actress Anne Heche rescued from California crash scene

The driver who crashed into a Mar Vista home, sparking a fire, has been identified as actress Anne Heche. CREDIT: FOX 11 LOS ANGELES

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[dixienormouse]

I can’t believe we got this on video where we can all see what happened and people have just “moved on” like you didn’t just see the woman wake up

[claytonhider]

A lot of energy and strength for someone who was completely covered on a stretcher as if dead.

[miamendez]

What disturbs me is they weren't shocked when she popped up so they knew she was still alive. If they knew she was still alive, why wasn't she being treated? She was covered and strapped down. Something is not right.

[still_becoming]

So glad to see that I'm not the only one to think the scene was totally creepy and didn't make sense

[tctc]

So no one thinks covering her head completely up was strange???

[meshachpup]

And what shocked me the most was that the news reporter kept saying 'he' instead of her.

[jordanashford]

What's even more weird....the firefighters didn't skip a beat when this person was trying to get out. They just kept rolling it in like it wasn't happening.

[patricialk]

Reading some of these comments explains how they are able to get away with these things. People in straight up denial

[shannonp]

If I were her family members, I most certainly would be looking into how she was handled once removed from her car. I’ve never seen a patient be covered entirely, face included, unless they were deceased. I have never seen a patient be belted across their head/neck. If you watch when she sits up, you can clearly see the straps had to have been around her head. They didn’t secure her on a board to protect her neck, they hadn’t tarted oxygen… but covering her entire body? No way! Not unless deceased. Something is way off about that.

[weskarp]

I'm a first responder and am immediately shocked of what I seen. Anne should have not been completely covered up. She is also missing her oxygen. I know sometimes protocol isn't followed, BUT, where are the burns on her back?? Having helped burn victims she should have had terrible burns on her body where she wouldn't be able to move. But clearly she was able to move. She appeared frantic, because it looks as if her lower body was strapped down to the gurney. I believe it is clearly presented that something more sinister had taken place. R.I.P Anne.

[ScottishKilts]

I've heard people claim she was covered in a burn blanket. If that were the case, why was her entire body including her head covered? Wouldn't that make it difficult to breath? Was wasn't she attached to an oxygen tank or breathing apparatus? If she was in the "burning car" for 53 minutes, why didn't her entire upper body show signs of traumatic burns? You can see her head, hair, back and tan tank top undamaged when she sits up.
She was pronounced dead, then claimed in stable condition at the hospital, then critical, then dead again? Hmm...

[catharsismemory]

Very strange, she doesn't look like she severe burns on her upper body at all when they zoom in on her getting into the ambulance. She also doesn't look like she's flailing, but confused and trying to stop what is happening.

[Bluelove]

Justice for Anne. Everyone forgot about her.

[exposingthedarkness]

She was covered like a dead body but she was very much alive!! This is creepy as hell. No drugs or alcohol or other possible impairment in autopsy. She was fighting to be let go, ripping the "body bag blanket" off of her face! Something very dark going on here.

[chelsyvento]

I truly hope that people know that this is not what they say it is. She has a protective blanket over her and say it was for “Burns” yet her torso & face is not Burnt. Her ankle looks like it had a restraint bruise on it- she was trying to hide from people and bought a wig. The gig store worker says she was fine and very nice but needed that wig ASAP. She just finished a film about trafficking and knows to much in this busness- she showed to be a threat!

[Makaveli__]

These aren't firefighters, they're specialists for a case like this. Her car was manipulated, so you could hear her trying to brake. At the end you noticed how quickly and hectically the assassins take her to the ambulance. At the end you can see her trying with all her strength to get air and she is holding on to her legs. Then you see how these assassins push her backwards without scruples. SHE WAS MURDERED BECAUSE SHE KNEW A LOT.

[Lw]

That wasn't a rescue, it was an abduction.

[QueenJme]

How was she fine there but at the hospital went into a coma? She could have gotten up and walked away with no problem but he pushed her down. She knew they were going to kill her that's why she tried to get up. So scary I can't even imagine! No coincidence she was working on a movie about child trafficking...just like anyone who exposes truth.

[DThornDigital]

So the media isn't going to talk about when she got up from being in the body bag ⁉️🤔💭

[nofool]

That is strange that her cause of death was SEVERE ANOXIC BRAIN INJURY, which occurs when the brain is lacking oxygen for more than 4 MINUTES & therefore the victim loses conscience DUE TO that lack of oxygen to the brain.

BUT AH never lost conscience, IN FACT SHE HAD TO BE PLACED IN AN INDUCED COMA BY THE DOCS... the neighbour spoke to her inside her car, she answered back... MORE THAN 1 HOUR after the crash, she gets pulled out AND ON THE STRETCHER SHE IS AWAKE, SHIFTS ASIDE THE SHEET & SITS UP ON HER OWN, TALKS TO THE PARAMEDICS... the paramedics handle her inside the car, get her onto the stretcher & at no point feel the URGENT need to place an OXYGEN MASK on her mouth, ESPECIALLY when fire & smoke was involved! Just too damn ludicrous ... makes no sense at all!!!