Anne Heche’s estate sued for $2 million by woman living in the house she crashed into
The woman lost all of her possessions in the crash but was otherwise unharmed

Lynne Mishele, the woman who was inside the house that Anne Heche crashed into this summer (which started a fire that ultimately caused Heche’s death), has filed a $2 million lawsuit against Heche’s estate for “negligence,” “infliction of emotional distress,” and trespassing. Mishele was renting the house at the time from owners John and Jennifer Durand, who set up a GoFundMe page after the crash to help cover the cost of Mishele’s lost belongings. The GoFundMe ended up raising nearly $200,000, but in a recent post from earlier this month, Mishele revealed that she was diagnosed with cancer in September. She says she is now “doing well” after surgery, and she explained that the donations have helped her start to rebuild her life and get through her cancer treatment.