your crazy world
Under the influence of drugs, Anne Heche was looking for a spaceship in the desert
Anne Heche was already writing her memoirs in her early thirties
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After Anne Heche’s death, not all open questions have been answered. But as more comes to light from interviews and the memoir, it becomes clear that tragedy caused the actress to do “crazy” things.
Her memoirs from 2001 are called “Call me Crazy” and are sold on Amazon for up to 1000 euros after the actress’ death. The search for the reasons for the accident of the actress does not ebb. In early August, she drove her car into a residential building. Both went up in flames and the actress was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. Anne Heche was declared brain dead and the devices turned off.
In her book and in interviews, answers are sought for accidental death. So she once felt relieved when she shared her fate with the world: “Everything is out, everyone knows everything. It feels good. You know, that’s one of the reasons I did it: for a phase of my To end life, which was a crazy time, and to be able to move on. A new beginning and a fresh, wonderful life await me,” Heche explained at the time when asked why she wrote the memoir.
Blows of fate made Anne Heche do “crazy” things in the past
In addition to revealing that she was sexually abused by her father, Heche detailed her three-year relationship with Ellen DeGeneres and its tragic end. The separation from the presenter led to Heche suffering a nervous breakdown hours later in 2000 and going on a dangerous trip, according to the news portal “ET Online”.
After their split, she is said to have walked a mile down the road on a California freeway into a desert. After another walk through the desert, she is said to have reached the house of a stranger. He called the police. When they arrived, Heche claimed she was God and would take everyone back to heaven “in some kind of spaceship.” She later confessed to Larry King that she had an “ecstasy trip” after getting out of her SUV and was still under the influence of the drug when she made the statements.
According to ET Online, Heche also chose the title of her book “Call Me Crazy” because she thought she and the people around her were crazy. Even if it was never diagnosed. “I have a sense of humor about my life. There are a few points in the book that I hope will be funny and entertaining and not just about the tragedy of my life. Because there are two sides to all things,” said Anne Heche in an interview on the publication of the book. In her early thirties, she also used her memoirs to process her trauma.
Source: ET Online