From Crazy Asian Airport Lady to Judge Doom: An Audio Convergence

By now you've no doubt seen the hilariously intense video of the Crazy Asian Lady at Airport who is throwing herself one of the world's great hissy fits over missing a flight. For those of you who haven't yet seen it, let's catch you up:

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As soon as I saw it, I knew something was familiar about the sound she was making. It took me about five hours, wracking my brain to figure out where I heard that banshee yell before when, right in the middle of my Honey Nut Cheerios, I figured it out. Her high-pitched squeal is the EXACT SAME pitch as the well-known high-pitched squeal at the end of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, when Judge Doom is (SPOILER WARNING!) flattened under a steamroller.

I tried to find a quality clip of the ending online, but below is the only one I could get my hands on. Luckily, the sound works fine. Give it a listen and tell me if I'm not right. (The flattening action starts in at around the 1:20 mark, if you want to skip ahead.)

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So, is that crazy Asian lady just a toon in disguise who finally let her true self be revealed in a fit of anger? Or is this the effect of topping off my cereal with long-expired milk? You decide.