Charla Nash Pictures on Oprah Finally Show Chimp Victim's Face

Charla Nash pictures were heavily sought after once she became the "Oprah chimp victim." Though Charla Nash pictures were bound to be gruesome, pictures of the chimp victim were one of the main attractions for the Oprah interview. Oprah did show restraint towards the chimp victim, by allowing Charla Nash to put a veil over her face, and to cut away when she was about to take it off. But the Charla Nash pictures of her unveiled face got on the Internet quickly, and the Oprah chimp victim is now inspiring horror, but also hope.

The Charla Nash Oprah segment first aired in Chicago, but on the East Coast, the scene where Nash unveiled her face was cut. But by then, the Charla Nash pictures of her deformed face were already an Internet sensation.

Since being attacked by Travis the Chimp this past February, no Charla Nash pictures had been released, for obvious reasons. The celebrity chimp nearly killed Nash in his brutal attack, and did unimaginable damage to the Stamford, Connecticut woman. Imagining it was all people could do for the last nine months, and many may have wished for it to stay in their imagination, after seeing what Nash was now.

Charla Nash pictures show an incredibly swollen nose, no lips, and barely anything left of her eyes. But the chimp victim told Oprah that she still stays active, as she goes for frequent walks and claims to feel no pain. Helping matters is that she doesn't remember the actual chimp attack, and that she doesn't feel her face so that she doesn't realize how badly she was hurt.

Despite the terrible Charla Nash pictures, she showed Oprah how she has been able to adjust and live her life, adding some inspiration to this grisly tale. However, the legal ramifications of the chimp attack are far from overs, as Nash's lawyers have filed a $50 million lawsuit against Travis the Chimp's owner, Sandra Harold. She asked Nash to help her bring Travis back to her house, which led to the destructive attacks.

Harold's lawyers allege that the incident is "work-related" and really falls under workers' comp. Nash told Oprah that she had warned Harold to get rid of Travis before he hurt someone, but the warnings went ignored.

The Charla Nash pictures have officially satisfied the morbid curiosity around the chimp victim, one would hope. Now that people actually saw the damage Travis the Chimp caused, Nash can move on with her life and try to go on as best she can. However, the legal battle ahead over the Harold lawsuit ensures that the story is far from over.

Sources

ABC News- "Victim of Chimp Attack Shows Destroyed Face on Oprah"

NBC Connecticut- "First Glimpse at Graphic Images of Chimp Attack Victim"

CBS News- "Oprah Chimp Victim Charla Nash Wants $50M, Chimp Owner Lawyers Call it Work Accident"