Alex Baldwin - involuntary manslaughter ...

[dogtag]

He's sticking with his original defence
"I didn't pull the trigger"
Yup, he's an idiot as there's no way a SSA
can fire without pulling the trigger.
If the hammer slips before full cock it's not
in battery. He cocked the hammer pointed
the barrel at the woman and fired.
My big question is Why ? I'm suspicious.

[JimF]

I’m also suspicious . . . .

What has NOT been said, is . . . . .
Was Alec set up? . . . .FRAMED?
Did someone want her GONE?

[Allen]

I’m also suspicious . . . .

What has NOT been said, is . . . . .
Was Alec set up? . . . .FRAMED?
Did someone want her GONE?

Anything's possible but Baldwin is the one who aimed the gun.

[Phloating Phlasher]

I very much doubt it. There's no way "a rigger" could have known Baldwin would do something so monumentally stupid.

[Johnny P]

And Alex is such a kind gentle person.

[Doc Sharptail]

I read a report yesterday that the film's original chief armorer walked off the set over "misfires" the day before the shooting.

Still a lot that hasn't really been answered. Main contention still is what the heck was live ammo doing on set in the first place...

Regards,

Doc Sharptail

[Allen]

I read a report yesterday that the film's original chief armorer walked off the set over "misfires" the day before the shooting.

Still a lot that hasn't really been answered. Main contention still is what the heck was live ammo doing on set in the first place...

Regards,

Doc Sharptail

The Hollywood idiots who had never been around guns liked to play with it between scenes shooting at cans and whatnot. What could possibly go wrong using the same gun to shoot blanks and live ammo?

[Phloating Phlasher]

Not just the armorer. Most of the crew walked too.

[Allen]

Not just the armorer. Most of the crew walked too.

They should testify on behalf of the victims.

[dryheat]

Because you walked off doesn't mean you weren't there.
Twenty somethings making movies. I don't blame Baldwin much. He was an employee. Management was lacking. Managment being kids in this case. Weekly training; yeah, it's boring. Didn't any of you guys ever work for a real company? Ask me how I know. Actually, I won't tell that story.