How is Charla Nash’s life after the chimpanzee attack that tore off her face

April 28, 2021 11:39

Details of the current life of this woman who is almost killed by an animal were known.

A chimpanzee named Travis was adopted by Sandra Herold and he assaulted his owner’s best friend, Charla Nash.

The skills led the animal to be extremely famous in the locality, and frequently they requested photos. Driving, going to the bathroom like a human being, are some of the things that stood out for him.

On February 16, 2009, Charla Nash visited Sandra without thinking that this visit would change her life forever.

When Charla arrived at Sandra’s house, the chimpanzee pounced on her and started attacking her brutally, as she recounted in an interview with Today. With the strength that Travis displayed, neither woman managed to do anything.

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This is how Travis fiercely attacked Charla, as he tore part of her face off, bit her nose and part of her mouth, in addition to leaving her without both of his hands.

Sandra Herold took a knife and stabbed the chimpanzee three times, but it wasn’t enough and she called the emergency line for help.

He eats it! He’s killing my friend! Sandra yelled. “Who is killing your friend?” Asked the operator. “Chimpanzee, my chimpanzee! He tore it up! Hurry up! Hurry up! Please! She replied.

Immediately, police arrived at the scene and started shooting at the animal, which also attempted to attack one of the police.

Travis, already injured, ran into the house where he lived, but upon entering he fell lifeless to the ground. Meanwhile, the attacked woman was taken to hospital for medical treatment and surgery lasting over 7 hours.

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In the end, Charla received a face transplant and had to undergo surgery several times. Unfortunately, he lost his sight.

The case has been fully investigated, but officials and animal experts could not pinpoint the exact reasons Travis was exhibiting this behavior, but they linked it to the drug Sandra Harold gave him. gave.

The last known interview with Nash is the one he gave in 2017 to WFSB. In the report, the woman assured that she always wanted to “move on” after what she had suffered. He never gave up. “You can’t do anything if you look back. We must move forward, ”he assured at the time.

In 2016, during an interview with the Today talk show, he expressed, “I just want to get on with my life and get better.”

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