PLEASE REMAIN CALM! Podcast Ep 92 - The Anne Heche Incident
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
- Every 911 run starts with a caller, that caller is the first person on scene in most cases and the first rescuer as well. We talk to 2 bystander rescuers in a crazy incident from last week. Ripped from the headlines, actress Anne Heche crashed her speeding car into a house, with the car catching fire while the driver is trapped inside. Our guests, the Martin brothers (Beto & Fabian)witnessed the crash on their Venice CA street and sprang into action, helping the homeowner to evacuate and fighting back the flames and smoke to attempt to rescue the driver. This is a helluva story of neighbors stepping up to do the right thing and risk their own lives to help a stranger in need. We get all of the details and full rundown of this event first hand, and the thought process as you realize how much this incident changes for the worst so quickly.
My dad Beto Martin is the superhero
I just found your channel and I love you guys!!! I also adore that your son wrote "Beto Martin is the superhero " that melted my heart 💜🦋🦋🦋
Proud of my brothers for stepping in to help🥰
@J Lorde She was trapped among the caved in walls and the car was on catching fire. Everyone there did the best they could until the fire dept got there. They were not able to get her out either for almost an hour. Don’t judge unless you were there to witness the team effort and extenuating circumstances.
THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME CLOSURE!!! ...U GUYS HAVE NO IDEA..RIP ANNE!!!!
Would have been interesting if the paramedics, here, who run the show, explain how many times they've seen someone in that situation "come alive" and how many times they felt the need to wrap up somebody who is still alive🤔
She didn’t “come alive” 😏 She was alive the whole time.. trapped in the wrecked car.. they had her covered to try to protect her privacy as they wheeled her to the rig. Her behavior was erratic because she was hypoxic and high on coke.
First time seeing your channel and appreciate the perspective. The video of her sitting up on the stretcher is haunting. Other than what I imagine is shock, can you provide any other insight into what is going on there with the body/mind? I think its stuck with me knowing it was likely her last moment of free will. Thanks! Y'all are funny
Thanks for listening… I’ll address this at the beginning of the next episode 🤙🏽 Be sure to listen
Hey I didn’t really answer this for you… she was trapped in that vehicle for 30+ min in smoke.. she was trapped in the foot well of front pass seat in a car crumbled by the collision.. we had to get a special truck to pull the car out of the house to access her from the passenger side which was against a wall inside the house… when you’re deprived of oxygen and your co2 levels elevate your brain makes you do some funky things.. people will full on fight with us (or try to jump off a gurney).. she wasn’t all there at that point you see her sit up..
Thank you for being my dad‘s Sidekick Nino Fabian LOL
are they investigating if something was wrong with the car that could’ve caused the accident??
Nothing wrong with the car…. She raced 80+ mph down a small residential street… no regard to anyone else and ran her car into a house… she would’ve killed everyone in that living room had anyone been in there…
It’s not an opinion…. You’re arguing with someone who was there…. From your couch.
Shame on me? Youre the one who doesn’t know what they’re talking about 🤷🏽♂️ Like you literally have no clue but you sure have a lot of confidence in your ignorance… I’m gonna ignore you again 😏
Hi Danny and Ben congrats on episode 92 wow almost 100 episodes!!!!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ALSO...GOD KEEP U SAFE!!!
❤This podcast i can't wait for me to be on one of the episodes!
Could you guys please review discuss the Grenfell fire London 2017
It's the laughing between the commentators throughout this podcast that gets to me. Nothing about this incident is exciting or exhilarating. This is a situation where a woman suffered from the worst trauma before her eventual death. It is nothing but tragic. Some grace wouldn't go a miss here.
Grace? For someone who got high on coke, drove her car 80mph through a small residential neighborhood full of kids and through a house? I mean this is a FF/PM podcast and an hour long conversation, if a little levity offends you maybe this podcast just ain’t for you 🤷🏽♂️
@@prcpodcast3799 maybe you're right. It's not for me.
@@katecooper1738 I agree with you . I also believe something else is at play with her death. My friend is a firefighter and he said everything was off about the scene and her trying to get off that gurney was shady as hell. Very odd but that's Hollyweird for ya .