Alec Baldwin kills someone in movie accident

[Lacos]

Rust armorer found guilty of involuntary manslaughter


https://deadline.com/2024/03/rust-mo...th-1235847983/

[Hush]

She brought live ammo, that's entirely on her.

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[RUTGERS95]

She brought live ammo, that's entirely on her.

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[WillBrink]

She brought live ammo, that's entirely on her.

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Was that established? I thought she claimed she had no idea how live ammo was on set. Regardless, it was her job specifically to assure there were no live rounds in the gun, and that's on her. She had one damn job...

[Hush]

Was that established? I thought she claimed she had no idea how live ammo was on set. Regardless, it was her job specifically to assure there were no live rounds in the gun, and that's on her. She had one damn job...

Good point, I didn't follow the trial that closely but I did catch that there was also a bag of cocaine on set!

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I also read she got a charge for tampering with evidence. I didn’t read the article posted here or all the threads, but wondering what the tampered evidence was?

[mRad]

I also read she got a charge for tampering with evidence. I didn’t read the article posted here or all the threads, but wondering what the tampered evidence was?

She was acquitted on tampering with evidence. It was disposing of cocaine that was on set.

She was convicted of manslaughter, based on the prosecution’s case that she failed to reel in Baldwin’s erratic and off-script behavior. Evidently, it was established that Baldwin was not supposed to pull the gun nor point it at the videography in that scene rehearsal. Nowhere did I see anything establishing she brought live rounds on set.


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Evidence tampering had something to do with a "bag of cocaine". Somehow, apossible 18 months and a $5000 fine doesn't seem like enough.....

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...y-manslaughter

[Hush]

I may have made an assumption about her being responsible for live rounds, however she is in charge of the firearms and making sure they are safe and empty. The fact that there was even live rounds tolerated on set, regardless of who brought them, still falls on her as armorer.

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[triggerjerk]

Like if it's a real damn gun, it gets checked every time it comes out, and someone stays eyes on the whole time it's out, and it gets double-checked immediately before it's handed to some dumbass actor.....