VIDEO - "Unresponsive" Ann Heche fights her way out of Body Bag

A friend sent me this clip. I'm not much of a fan of Stew Peters' style of reporting, but this really got my attention! Judge for yourself. What I saw left my jaw on the floor.

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a reply to: underpass61

There’s more to this story.

Another star working on a movie about a controversial topic is gone.

www.imdb.com...

“The Girl in Room 13”

Human trafficking.

Last thing she did apparently is buy a wig and drive fast.

Running from something maybe?

I'm gonna say it was a body wrap they place around someone for shock? I saw a high school kid badly hurt/crushed at work and he was fighting the paramedics -- pain was so bad he didn't know what he was doing.

a reply to: underpass61
I saw this posted on ATS discord two days ago as a GIF. Was wondering what it meant.

So I googled Ann Heche because I have no idea what happened. I read articles how she was inside a burning car for an hour and braindead.

I don't think that when one is braindead, one can activate abs to rip out of that body bag like this and use the hands to fiddle with the straps around the feet. And what is even more suspicious is that the firefighter just keeps on going, like it is normal.

Why would they zip or use a body bag if she's not dead? Obviously she was not dead nor braindead when they shoved her into the truck. Maybe she was misidentified being dead but then, how come she's naked from the shoulders down to at least the waist?

So much questions arise after reading the official story.

a reply to: Zrtst
But why was her face covered? Also, if she had a traumatic head injury as reported, why didn't she have a neck brace?
Those "paramedics" sure were in a hurry to shove her into the ambulance.
So many questions.

a reply to: TDDAgain
I'm seriously wondering if another set of "first responders" were sent to take over the scene.
I hope the original firefighters and paramedics don't start committing "suicide".

Im fairly sure they feel the same way!

a reply to: underpass61

originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: underpass61
I saw this posted on ATS discord two days ago as a GIF. Was wondering what it meant.

So I googled Ann Heche because I have no idea what happened. I read articles how she was inside a burning car for an hour and braindead.

I don't think that when one is braindead, one can activate abs to rip out of that body bag like this and use the hands to fiddle with the straps around the feet. And what is even more suspicious is that the firefighter just keeps on going, like it is normal.

Why would they zip or use a body bag if she's not dead? Obviously she was not dead nor braindead when they shoved her into the truck. Maybe she was misidentified being dead but then, how come she's naked from the shoulders down to at least the waist?

So much questions arise after reading the official story.

She was in a burning car. Her clothes probably went up.

a reply to: underpass61

now that is some batsnip craziness

What can be said, it looks odd all round

RIP

I watched the same footage on another thread but with the commentary from the copter and the reporters in the copter were saying He and him. A woman isn`t mentioned so could the video be of another accident ?

Heche was crazy to begin with, her and Ellen broke up sometime in the 90s when someone found her hiding in their bushes.

That is a crazy video....it was her. That does not look like a burn victim at all.

It is mentioned in this article...

www.foxnews.com...

Remember Michael Hastings - 2015 - 33 - car accident alone

a reply to: underpass61
Okay, I might be biased now because of all the discrepancies but hear me out.

Additionally, I now watched the video from that surveillance camera in the driveway. My background is that I am race track instructor, own the KfZ-Master (Master Of Trade in Vehicle Mechanics) have done drag races, hill climb races and 4h endurance races.

There's something major off with the sound here. First, I am 90% sure it is tire noises and not something else like a damaged wheel bearing or a squeeky belt. I think so because on the straight part that is visible in the video, where the car is most close to the camera and mic, is more silent.

If so, the tire noises are major off. Tire noises like that happen when the mechanic grip that the tire exerts on the surface below breaks. There are three ways this can happen:

- break of mechanic grip on the rotational axis because the torque from the engine is higher than what the tire can transfer to the ground = tire spin

- break of mechanic grip on the rotational axis because the torque exerted from the brakes is higher than the torque exerted from the momentum of the chassis, tires lock (do not rotate anymore) = tire lock

- break of mechanic grip sideways to the rotational axis because of a side wards momentum. This happens during turns. When a car turns, no matter if it's turning on the front axle or back axle (aka drifting), the side of the tire, called tire wall, needs to flex. If it does not, surface grip needs to be broken. Because of the rotational movement of the tires, a car will always want to drive in a straight line, if it's toe-in settings are correct. And if it isn't, the car behaves very wonky as begins to become undriveable in any precise manner.

Back to the 3rd way how mechanic grip can break. Everyone now can take a pencil remover and slide it over the desk in a straight line. Now, try do a turn without lifting one side off the table. You will notice, there is suddenly much more force needed, as the amount of surface touching and not rotating into the direction the momentum of the chassis dictates, is getting higher.

This is why tires begin to squeal during tight turns, the mechanic grip breaks off partly and the tires act like the pencil remover does, rubbing over the ground. Additionally, she is not driving a sports car, so that generally means with high chance, she has relative high tire sidewalls that are more forgiving.

Now watch the video, the road she shoots by that the camera is filming, someone with good knowledge where this happened may have to verify this, is not really a curve.

This is my viewpoint based on countless hours in race cars and over 120 hours of track flag marshalling. There is something major off with the sound of this video.

Probably just bad luck, but this is the second former girlfriend of Ellen Degeneres to die in a car crash -

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a reply to: VierEyes

How comes she's alive and activating her muscles in a coordinated way when she was declared braindead before? If she was not brain dead before, at what point did it happen because sure as hell she looks agile enough.

Stew Peters is reporting this ..Is that this Stew Peters?

Stew Peters is an American radio personality and bounty hunter.[His radio show is called the Stew Peters Show, which airs weekdays. His show routinely features conspiracy theories that are contrary to governmental organizations, such as the CDC. His guests have included established proponents of conspiracy theories such as Paul Gosar,

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100% seems like the bastion of unbiased reporting..

That's fine and lets assume that the source of this matter doesn't matter , lets just focus on the video.

In the video shown she isn't in a body bag but rather she is in a burn blanket. When you are in a body bag your legs are not hanging out of the bottom like the video shows.

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She also was reported in critical condition after the accident vs dead so why would they use a body bag on someone that wasn't dead? The answer is they wouldn't. They would however use a burn blanket.

Anyone with any experience in anyway in an emergent, critical , traumatic or life threatening scenario knows the pace and speed at which clinicians or responders move. A good example is watching the speed they were moving at in the video because they had a critical patient that was still alive vs someone that died and was in a body bag.

Anoxic brain injury is not head trauma. It is lack of oxygen due to suffocation or most likely in this case smoke inhalation.

That is not a body bag. That is a sheet that they loaded her onto the gurney with. The edges are open in her front middle because they picked her up on the sheet by both sides.

Face covered, they were protecting her from the sun until they got her into the ambulance. It is a sheet.

She is undressed because you cannot put ekg leads on a person that is clothed.

They were rushing to load her into the ambulance most likely because there was nothing more they could do at that location and needed to get her to a hospital with more equipment and help quickly.

Her action looks like an involuntary setting up and spreading arms. No voluntary controll needed. This is consistent with the lack of oxygen brain injury.

It looks like they did everything right to me.

a reply to: underpass61

This is DAMNING EVIDENCE OF MURDER simple as that.

If there is not someone investigating this right now then whomever had her killed in this way is very powerful BUT only on earth.

That many men and no one was helping her, who were they really in those uniform's.

This really does need to be investigated, murder.

"Beyond knowledge" her movements and attempting to use her hands to reach her leg's looks voluntary to me not involuntary but everything else you say is reasonable and I am no doctor so maybe I am wrong but to me it look's wrong.

"Cocaine is a helluva drug."

- Rick James

a reply to: beyondknowledge

The most plausible explanation so far.