Alec Baldwin Shot The Prop Gun That Killed A Crew Member

[Solar]

The asshole finally did it!

Alec Baldwin "discharged" the prop gun that killed a cinematographer on the set of a movie he was filming in New Mexico, authorities said Thursday night.

Halyna Hutchins, the 42-year-old director of photography for the movie Rust, was pronounced dead from the injury at the University of New Mexico Hospital, where she had been flown, the Santa Fe sheriff's office said.

The film's director, Joel Souza, was also injured, the sheriff's office added. He was being treated for his injuries as authorities investigate.

"No charges have been filed in regard to this incident. Witnesses continue to be interviewed by detectives," the sheriff's office said.

It's unclear how the incident occurred, but the sheriff's office said deputies were dispatched at around 1:50 p.m. to the Bonanza Creek Ranch movie set regarding a report of someone being shot on set.

"According to investigators it appears that the scene being filmed involved the use of a prop firearm when it was discharged. Detectives are investigating how and what type of projectile was discharged," the statement added.

Baldwin is listed as a coproducer on the film, playing infamous Old West outlaw Harland Rust.

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonwells/alec-baldwin-prop-gun-crew-member-killed

[Sick Of Silence]

I don't know about movie props, but should they be discharging anything?

 

[Solar]

I don't know about movie props, but should they be discharging anything?

 

I've been in several movies, and all props are just that, props, dead weapons.
This was no accident.

[Solars Toy]

My question would be - Why the cinematographer and director?  My logic would figure it would be a fellow actor from the scene.

Maybe she rejected him or had an affair that went sour???

Toy

[Solar]

My question would be - Why the cinematographer and director?  My logic would figure it would be a fellow actor from the scene.

Maybe she rejected him or had an affair that went sour???

Toy

I'd venture she was a Conservative on a leftist set.

[Sick Of Silence]

My question would be - Why the cinematographer and director?  My logic would figure it would be a fellow actor from the scene.

Maybe she rejected him or had an affair that went sour???

Toy

Let's be honest: some of these Hollywood people need to face death for ruining the classics.

[je_freedom]

I've been in several movies, and all props are just that, props, dead weapons.
This was no accident.

There should be somebody responsible for monitoring all guns and ammo on the set.

In addition, each actor should be trained in proper gun handling,
and should check the gun to be sure there are only blanks in it.

The only time there should be live ammo in the gun is if
the shooter and the target are in the same frame being filmed.

This is at least a crime of negligence, and possibly malice.

Who put live ammo in the gun?

Was the gun discharged while filming or not filming?

There are a lot of questions to be asked.

[Solar]

There should be somebody responsible for monitoring all guns and ammo on the set.

In addition, each actor should be trained in proper gun handling,
and should check the gun to be sure there are only blanks in it.

The only time there should be live ammo in the gun is if
the shooter and the target are in the same frame being filmed.

This is at least a crime of negligence, and possibly malice.

Who put live ammo in the gun?

Was the gun discharged while filming or not filming?

There are a lot of questions to be asked.

Bottom line? This was no accident.

[taxed]

https://conservativehardliner.com/breaking-mass-shooter-movie-set-kills-one-injures-another

[Possum]

There should be somebody responsible for monitoring all guns and ammo on the set.

In addition, each actor should be trained in proper gun handling,
and should check the gun to be sure there are only blanks in it.

The only time there should be live ammo in the gun is if
the shooter and the target are in the same frame being filmed.

This is at least a crime of negligence, and possibly malice.

Who put live ammo in the gun?

Was the gun discharged while filming or not filming?

There are a lot of questions to be asked.

Bottom line, whoever is pulling the trigger, in life or in a movie, is the one responsible for what comes out. Would have taken Alec less than five seconds to check.

[Solar]

[Billy's bayonet]

This is how Bruce Lee's So Brandon was killed....by a gun supposedly loaded with blanks

[Solar]

This is how Bruce Lee's So Brandon was killed....by a gun supposedly loaded with blanks

Yep, and there's still questions surrounding that one too.

[taxed]

https://twitter.com/AlecBaldwin/status/1202767070515073024

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https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/10/legal-analysis-alec-baldwin-situation-beginning-to-look-a-lot-like-manslaughter/

Today I'd like to share with some updated legal analysis of the Alec Baldwin on-set shooting of Halyna Hutchins, a 42-year-old mother and the director of cinematography for Baldwin's in-production Western movie "Rust." Ms. Hutchins, tragically, died as a result.  (Also injured by the shot was director Joel Souza, who survived.)

Spoiler:  The more we learn about the facts of this case, within the context of New Mexico criminal law, the more this shooting looks increasingly like a crime—specifically, felony involuntary manslaughter.  So, today let's explore that possibility in further detail.