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I hope the Santa Fe PD is up to the task. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #1
I don't trust the DA Sur Zobra Oct 2021 #31
Some of these cities don't have enough experience to deal with high profile homicide cases. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #33
It'll be the county and not the city, Sur Zobra Oct 2021 #83
I'll admit this is becoming an interesting mystery FoxNewsSucks Oct 2021 #2
Hannah Gutierrez Reed Goonch Oct 2021 #3
Her publicity photos unfortunately do not inspire a great deal of confidence. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #38
She says, producers overruled her safety requests Shanti Shanti Shanti Oct 2021 #88
;-{)🖖‍ Goonch Oct 2021 #95
total case of nepotism Skittles Oct 2021 #101
"the possibility that the Right created this situation to destroy him" Effete Snob Oct 2021 #4
I would imagine a thorough investigation will look into ALL possibilities. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #8
Sound analysis. Occam's razor is the natural enemy of conspiracy theory. n/t Whiskeytide Oct 2021 #11
The crew could have known what the next shot was. Kablooie Oct 2021 #20
Weren't there some disgruntled crew who walked off? C_U_L8R Oct 2021 #5
Not sure, but it's something they should look into. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #15
Yes, the union camera crew left 6 hours before the incident--which means about Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #32
They should be brought in for questioning. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #34
They were union crew who quit because they were worried about safety Withywindle Oct 2021 #100
Alec Baldwin was NOT the Production Manager (a very specific position), but a Producer hlthe2b Oct 2021 #6
Thank you. I corrected the title. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #10
What I have been hearing from the "experts" such as they are, on cable news... Thomas Hurt Oct 2021 #7
Including Himself WHITT Oct 2021 #16
I think you are right, he didn't really check the gun just handed it Baldwin. Thomas Hurt Oct 2021 #18
He's Not Supposed To Touch Any Firearms WHITT Oct 2021 #21
Alec Baldwin has probably been in over a dozen pictures where he handled guns exboyfil Oct 2021 #24
He shot up a submarine in "Hunt for Red October" Thunderbeast Oct 2021 #28
I don't think that's true Hav Oct 2021 #25
That Would Be WHITT Oct 2021 #27
Baldwin should have checked the gun too. BlackSkimmer Oct 2021 #40
They were rehearsing a scene Hav Oct 2021 #43
Every armorer who has commented on this tragedy says actors are NOT to point at people. BlackSkimmer Oct 2021 #62
To double check the gun, Baldwin would have to unload all the rounds and verify that they are dummy LisaL Oct 2021 #73
Most production companies require any actors on the set to observe the guns being loaded ripcord Oct 2021 #86
This production clearly didn't require that. LisaL Oct 2021 #93
They've also said that there are usually lexan shields in front of camera operators around gunfire WarGamer Oct 2021 #91
They were using Covid protocols which is why the AD handed Baldwin the gun. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #67
If anyone can examine the gun, that would give opportunity to put in live rounds. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #36
the early tv reports said people on the set would have target practice and that was why live ammo orleans Oct 2021 #103
Yes I read that. Only in America would this be encouraged. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #104
so in addition to being an actor and a producer on this film, he was also a production manager? eShirl Oct 2021 #9
I fixed it. Thank you. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #12
My guess is a wacko TFG worshiping Qnut put it there. Roisin Ni Fiachra Oct 2021 #13
The gun angle is the red flag or... Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #17
Columbo would have settled this. in 1 hour. I may be doc03 Oct 2021 #14
Yep Effete Snob Oct 2021 #23
With so many on a set, I'm actually confident that most will come out Hav Oct 2021 #19
The only way Baldwin would have known that there was a live round exboyfil Oct 2021 #22
The way to know if there is a live round in the camber is to check ripcord Oct 2021 #37
No actor is expected to pull dummy rounds out of a gun Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #39
The rules are put into place by individual production companies ripcord Oct 2021 #42
If you are the armorer or any other export on set Hav Oct 2021 #44
How guns are almost always used does not really apply in Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #46
The first rule of handling guns is there are no unloaded guns Klaralven Oct 2021 #47
That does not apply to this situation, because it wasn't a gun Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #48
All of those rules are always broken on movie sets Hav Oct 2021 #49
This was not a toy gun or a rubber or plastic replica used as a prop gun Klaralven Oct 2021 #50
You are talking about how things are done in Hollywood ripcord Oct 2021 #53
I think you're exactly wrong, but we'll find out. Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #56
I think you are right here. ForgedCrank Oct 2021 #110
So disgruntled magat who didnt appreciate his impression of the Fullduplexxx Oct 2021 #26
Do not rule out labor unrest. Sneederbunk Oct 2021 #29
I'm still pretty sure this armorer wasn't fully aware of what was loaded Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #30
That sums it up. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #35
She is the one responsible for loading and unloading it. LisaL Oct 2021 #60
Yes, she'd better be hoping that someone waited for her to turn her back Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #63
How did a live round get anywhere near the movie set? Mysterian Oct 2021 #41
Did the script call for Baldwin to point and shoot the gun at Halyna Hutchins? Klaralven Oct 2021 #45
From what I have read sarisataka Oct 2021 #51
Some reference for what should have happened ripcord Oct 2021 #76
Good information sarisataka Oct 2021 #79
Do you think the script might have been about him aiming the gun Hav Oct 2021 #52
Alec Baldwin was practicing drawing gun when it discharged Klaralven Oct 2021 #54
Which is why I do not sarisataka Oct 2021 #57
I think we'll learn more as time passes Hav Oct 2021 #58
I had read he was practicing a cross-draw type of action, I saw no Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #55
I also assume it discharged during the motion and not while Hav Oct 2021 #61
I've seen reports that they are careful that no one is in the way of a potential blank discharge, Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #64
Gun was loaded with dummies (not blanks) and one live ammo. LisaL Oct 2021 #70
Some people are willing to sarisataka Oct 2021 #66
Well, I think I could be fair no matter who the actor involved was. Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #74
None xmas74 Oct 2021 #82
To be negligent, one doesn't have to intentionally point a gun at someone. Kaleva Oct 2021 #71
I don't know that the evidence yet supports he was negligent as an actor unless his Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #75
Standard safety rules apply everywhere. Kaleva Oct 2021 #77
He WAS under the supervision of someone who was trained on the use of guns on Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #78
The safety rules are simple as heck Kaleva Oct 2021 #80
Right, and that's why an actor would never think there's an actual bullet in Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #81
The very fact he had the gun in hand that killed one and wounded another proves it. Kaleva Oct 2021 #84
He pointed it at the camera but hey don't let the facts get in the way. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #69
He pointed it at the camera because that was how the shot was supposed to go. haele Oct 2021 #85
Yes we agree. Or were you meaning to gldstwmn Oct 2021 #87
He did more than point it at the camera Crepuscular Oct 2021 #96
He was camera blocking a scene in a movie. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #97
... Crepuscular Oct 2021 #98
Sorry, Alec Baldwin with criminal charges isn't going to be in your Christmas stocking this year. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #99
... Crepuscular Oct 2021 #105
What's that old Dusty Springfield song? Wishin' and hopin'? gldstwmn Oct 2021 #108
There is no statement like this from her. LisaL Oct 2021 #59
This message was self-deleted by its author spanone Oct 2021 #90
It's whomever used the gun for target practice at lunch. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #65
That's just a rumor. LisaL Oct 2021 #68
Yes and my post is my opinion on the OP. gldstwmn Oct 2021 #72
My theory... WarGamer Oct 2021 #89
It was not brought from home. LisaL Oct 2021 #92
I thought I heard that the armorer had 2 guns in her control and thre were 3 on the gun cart? WarGamer Oct 2021 #94
From the yahoo news article, witness blames the AD, not the armorer. FreepFryer Oct 2021 #102
The plot thickens. Baitball Blogger Oct 2021 #106
That's not an either/or Azathoth Oct 2021 #109
She was responsible for custody of the gun. End of story. Azathoth Oct 2021 #107
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