Others think it might have been because the lady had a crazy hair style and showed up in an unfamiliar car sporting a hostile looking muppet so the chimp felt it had to protect its territory. It was Nash's decision, not Oprah's: "We're saddened and horrified by this heartbreaking story," says Hanh Nguyen in Zap2It, but "we're always amazed by human resilience." Charla Nash is "choosing how she'd like to be seen by the world and how she's going to proceed with her life," and for that she deserves our profound respect. Some think the chimp attacked because it had eaten a xanax that day. "Oprah's favorite thing: Exploiting horribly disfigured people"
Charla Nash, the Stamford, Conn., woman mauled by a 200-pound. A woman who raised a pet chimpanzee as her son for 14 years has talked about the moment he ripped her friend’s face off in a frenzied attack. This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. Travis had destroyed and ate several pieces of her upper body and face during the. Travis the Chimp: Sandra Heralds 911 call in 2009. A Connecticut woman who was attacked by a 200-pound chimpanzee revealed her heavily disfigured face on television Wednesday, saying she is blind and has to eat through a straw, but isn't angry. In 2009, Oprah sat down with Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman whose face was disfigured after she was violently attacked by her friend's pet chimpanzee. But "that's just good sensationalist, exploitative television," right? Poor Charla Nash is just Oprah's most recent victim. Charla Nash on Oprah: What Happened to Winfreys Chimp Lady Gaffe. Club, that Oprah recently interviewed Connie Culp, the first successful face tranplant patient in the U.S., or "as Oprah so delicately put it, "Connie Culp, the woman whose husband literally shot off her face." Oprah insisted upon "saying 'shot off your face'" almost every time she asked a question. Oprah is making a habit of exploiting such women: You may remember, says Amelie Gilette at the Onion A.V.
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