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    Anne Heche in a coma with burns as LAPD investigates fiery crash

    by Richard Winton, Nicole Kagan, Christie D’Zurilla and Christian Martinez, Los Angeles Times Aug 08, 2022 3 minutes
    Police tape remains at the home in the 1700 block of Walgrove Avenue in Mar Vista, California, where actress Anne Heche crashed her vehicle on Aug. 5.

    LOS ANGELES — Anne Heche was in a coma Monday as authorities tried to piece together the chain of events days earlier that ended with the actress speeding down a Westside street, crashing into a house and suffering burns in the fire caused by the impact.

    Los Angeles police are investigating Heche in connection with driving under the influence and hit-and-run after she crashed her car into a Mar Vista house Friday, igniting a fire. Heche, 53, was pulled by L.A. firefighters from the

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