'Rust' Producer Testifies on Firearm Training Before Deadly Shooting

[@leokimvideo]

This wasn't a professional film set, it was a circus of only clowns

[@carlf.9035]

They are all making it worse for the prosecution team.

[@17dm7]

That about somes it up...know nothings...doing nothing.

[@jonny-b4954]

@@carlf.9035Will sure help the prosecution in Baldwin's case though. He was the boss, wasn't he? Producer, funder, main character etc.

[@redman8889]

WELL SAID, led by the chief clown Alec Baldwin

[@warmlantern0000]

Many woman was in charge LMBO

[@Kim-wm9fx]

This case makes me think that the "behind the scenes" staff don't have to be very smart or competent. Scary.

[@patricias5122]

What a nasty comment. YOU are scary!

[@TheBLGL]

With all the terrible actors out there, I’m confused as to what you mean, because the “in the scenes” staff don’t he s to be smart or competent either.

[@Juttutin]

No one gets employed as the line producer for 40 to 50 films without being extremely competent at that specific role.

[@cleverhandle420]

U think this is scary never look into hospital administration.

[@AEIOU_Y]

​@@cleverhandle420most people have no idea...

[@alant5757]

They’re not accidental discharges…. They are NEGLIGENT DISCHARGES…. 99.9999% of the time it’s a negligent discharge…. Because someone’s finger negligently pressed the trigger when they should not have. And “accidental discharge” is when a firearm goes off when NOBODY touches the trigger…. Which is extremely rare… like almost never

[@johnpaullennon1199]

Never saw all the siig recalls have you? Lol 😂

[@seeno1]

That was if the gun was dropped. Which is still negligent because you dropped it

[@Cruz0e]

accidental discharge never happens, not "rare" it's physics dude a trigger won't pull itself

[@alant5757]

@@Cruz0e It HAS actually happened. There has been videos “accidental discharges” of a Police Officer running through a Casino where his AR goes off and he never had his finger on the trigger. And yes, we all know about the Sig P320’s. And accidental discharges do happen… and they are EXTREMELY rare. Like I said…. In my first comment. The point of the comment is that most non-gun people make the mistake of calling negligent discharges…. “Accidental discharges”…. Which is incorrect.

[@enigmaharlequin4247]

The assistant cameraman testified that the gun had gone off when someone else had held it twice with it an hour. If that's the case, the gun was either faulty or Ms. Gutierezz was allowing people to play with the gun or not watching over the gun properly.

[@4evagrace789]

None of these people were taking their job seriously.🥴

[@olimpzeus4115]

Welcome to Hollywood!

[@kawrss31]

yah...under threat of prison...this chick went to the gym and cut all that lbgtq hair off and went for the pretty girl defence.

[@Roswell33]

David Halls did I think, but the others certainly did not

[@justabill5780]

Looks like it was a line of "Diversity hires" to me. Rather than being chosen by competence and experience.

[@4evagrace789]

@@justabill5780 🎯

[@wendym.7648]

This entire production was like the ship of fools.

[@_garebear]

Talk about a fountain of rejects. Pretty sure this witness ate her subordinates to become producer?

[@nancypicchi9224]

All because the Leader of the Pack was careless.

[@WJACOTT]

did you guys noticing the percentage of women involved on this?

[@globe2555]

@@WJACOTTAnd with that knowledge, it doesn't seem surprising how it all went, does it?

[@mdaddy775]

@@WJACOTT The woman lawyer questioning them seems very competent!

[@CassSanchez-k4d]

The producers are equally guilty, how they escaped charges is unimaginable

[@patricias5122]

I"ll tell you. It's a fairly simple legal principle. If you don't cause the death of someone, you shouldn't be charged with negligent homicide. Charged with a lesser crime, sure. Be sued in civil court? Absolutely. But negligent homicide? NO, the right person was charged and is imprisoned.

[@Betty-qz5zd]

The producers have faced and settled several lawsuits, and OSHA fines.

[@bradsyoutube]

I have watched a lot of this trial along with previous Police interrogations of the crew on the set. None of them seem particularly competent. Quite frankly, not many sharp tools in this toolbox.

[@farmalmta]

It was a low-budget film designed to flog onto cable TV/streaming service. But mostly to help Alec Baldwin get some income to pay credit card bills "Hilaria" (real name, Hillary, not her BS pretend hispanic name) was racking up continuously.

[@karenedwards3721]

Why don’t they interview the crew that walked off set

[@chrisgast]

Perhaps because they weren't present the moment of the shooting.

[@SRDXXF]

And she woke up thinking this is the best thing to wear today, evidently not the first bad decision.

[@StaceyFord22]

😂😂😂

[@Ladybirdpaint]

lets see a photo of what you have on today...lol

[@samsondog2182]

Nothing would work for her.

[@SRDXXF]

@Ljshann1 obviously from an individual with similar taste and zero clue of appropriate attire in different circumstances. Not sure what lol had to do with what you wrote.

[@joycemayfield2690]

First, was her hair.

[@yvonnewalesuk8035]

Q. "In October, 2021, how were you employed?" A. "Could you rephrase the question?" Just that response at the very start of questioning, and the rising intonation at the end of nearly every sentence, just gave me the impression that this one isn't the sharpest tool in the box! EDIT: The medic on set was asked the same question: "how were you employed?" and she responded with the details of her employment on the day, without hesitation. So it's only a, "poorly worded question" and "ambiguous" to someone who wouldn't know how to respond to a simple question😏

[@latentsea]

I uhgaRee toteaLEE

[@kentuky1233]

Thank god a sensible comment pointing that out? I know she doesnt seem like the sharpest tool in Baldwins crazy shed? But the question intonation in every sentence is driving me mad? And oh my god that first answer?

[@smiley1958]

Yeah I wonder why she asked to rephrase that???

[@painterdawn2]

I just got up and started watching this, that first exchange makes me want to go back to bed and not face humanity.

[@smiley1958]

@@painterdawn2 😀🤣

[@MrPuglove13]

Does this woman EVEN HEAR herself saying multiple times “she/they didn’t NEED more training days.” They ALL needed more training-are you kidding me!

[@MsIndigo74]

Cutting costs. Cheap production. Tragedy.

[@johnmacdonald1878]

She said quite clearly several times. The only training request she denied was a request to train a child actor which she denied due to increased insurance requirements. It was not asked or stated if this meant the child actor could not handle a firearm. It is inferred her denial of the training was due to the requirement for increased insurance if a child handled a fire arm.

[@pjbth]

​Right but someone died.....so clearly they needed more training the Armourer included.

[@rosewoodsteel6656]

No, clearly the armorer was a pot smoking, incompetent child.@@pjbth

[@lenger1234]

@@johnmacdonald1878 I believe she stated that the child didn't need to handle a real firearm. Sounds more like the request was for recreational shooting or something like that

[@karenedwards3721]

Explains why the first crew walked off set.

[@jeanettesmith765]

This woman needs to also be on trial. Line producers are responsible for daily operations and safety during filming.

[@sethwaggoner6497]

I understand that "Rust" was a low-budget, independent film, but WOOOOW! The absolute incompetence exhibited by ALL involved (including Baldwin) is mind-blowing. Apparently credentials are not necessary to handle deadly weapons if you're on a film set!! In any other scenario involving handling deadly weapons, ones credentials must be a mile deep.

[@somethinggood-sy1ed]

So a gun is a prop on some days and a weapon on other days? That says it all.

[@DortonFarb]

Lol, no.

[@carlf.9035]

Yes indeed. All doesn't make sense. The messed up thing is they're putting all these issues and safety concerns on 1 person only, Hannah, there needs to be several people charged here not 1.

[@DortonFarb]

@carlf.9035 The only person that committed a crime is Baldwin.

[@cindycreateforlife]

If there are no blanks in the firearms, they are props! If blanks are to be fired, they are weapons, simple!

[@DortonFarb]

@@cindycreateforlife Wrong. A firearm is ALWAYS a weapon. And that firearm was a prop. Baldwin chose to use a fully-functional firearm as a movie prop. The word "prop" is short for "property", meaning that it's the property's of the production company. And Baldwin was the producer.

[@jamessavent3636]

The armourer should not have been working a second job as a prop assistant. That does not happen

[@ileanahernandez1709]

Apparently it does.

[@jamessavent3636]

@@ileanahernandez1709 it shouldn't have happened though. They decided to cut down on budget by having an armourer working as a prop assistant when her job should have solely been firearms.

[@imdbnicole]

For budgetary savings by the line producer, people often do multiple jobs on set.

[@jamessavent3636]

@@imdbnicole with other roles. Not with firearms

[@josephgabriel3609]

@@jamessavent3636 Agreed. One person's sole job to focus on firearms. Although the "professional activity" on this particular movie set seemed undisciplined to borderline chaotic.

[@ritamckinney9169]

It's so unbelievable that this happened why would they have Live ammunition on the set anyway

[@selenasanchez7336]

Exactly there is more to the story and it will come out.

[@AloraCanRead]

Yea that’s pretty much what they are trying to figure out.

[@kawrss31]

cuz some jackass was like...they got saa's on set...lets go shootin between breaks !!!! she loaded a live round...shes guilty...alec shot the woman....hes guilty....15 years in prison each.

[@anthonysei]

negligence

[@LilyRoberts561]

The dolly grip was great, you could tell he was an absolute professional and obviously cared about his coworkers deeply and was affected greatly. This women seems as confused as the defendant. Once again I just feel this falls squarely on those who knew better but did nothing to stop it. When the crew walked off everything should have stopped. Still hate the bald attorney, he’s oddly aggressive to people who it serves no benefit to be.

[@catsmith233]

Why did the crew walk off? Specifically who walked off? I haven’t been following this too closely

[@b.dangerfield6499]

Diversity hire

[@emoliver80]

​@@catsmith233i dont know that any of them specifically said (unless I missed it), but according to this trial it has been insinuated that it was bc live rounds and accidental discharges happened on other occasions just days before Halyna Hutchins was shot dead. So in other words, they didnt feel safe.

[@Grungefan2018]

you could tell he knew his stuff I mean after 30 years of course. Yeah he was great. He must’ve been wondering what kind of circus is this on that movie

[@AEIOU_Y]

​@@b.dangerfield6499no, neopotism

[@Chertoff88]

Drugs and live rounds on a film set means anyone with the title Producer needs to be in jail because they have the overall responsibility as the Producer period

[@thesholovepodcast]

Not necessarily. Producers can’t control the behavior of every single case Abdullah crew. That’s impossible. The department heads are closer to the action.

[@Chertoff88]

@thesholovepodcast from a statutory perspective they do.

[@Juliette_4]

accidents happen!That means the victim would also be responsible

[@nancyfahey7518]

Is there real information on the drugs? I heard that the defendent is a pothead. Is there proof of that or just people talking.?

[@jendee1260]

you have no idea how movies are made-do you? the producers aren’t the ceo’s… crack a 📚.

[@charlottehumphreys3837]

This whole thing was dangerous from the beginning, said by many people on the set!

[@terril.3030]

Especially those who walked off the set. Noted and highlighted in the trial. A day later, the accident occurred.

[@shadoejones3288]

I really think the prosecution should have printed out any emails they thought the witness needed to read. It looks so unprofessional, to give them the laptop you are using to ask the questions.

[@ryand141]

Yes, you should have a physical copy at hand. They are presenting. It does look unprofessional.

[@catsmith233]

I always wear a biker jacket to testify. She doesn’t know what “how were you employed” means

[@b.dangerfield6499]

Diversity hire

[@jnnlis]

Leaving the scarf on indoors was a nice touch

[@internetgirlygirl]

didn’t brush her hair either 😅

[@jaynescott8844]

Looks so sloppy

[@patrickroy3380]

​@@b.dangerfield6499divershitty 😂

[@panergary]

She's a product of the "Alec Baldwin Amateur Variety Academy"

[@dl3472]

She is a woman

[@danielleburke87]

​@@TruthOnly24he wanted to save money that's why he hired her

[@nancypicchi9224]

You are very perceptive! I agree whole heartedly. This all comes back tho Alec.

[@nancypicchi9224]

Yes! Alec is the red faced fool on that set.

[@Fluffylover261]

They gave her two jobs that should of done by two persons. Everyone is guilty of neglect.. the lack of a good communication shows here from the beginning. Just make a movie with a low budget with un experience people.

[@jessehickman668]

This is the person who turned down safety meeting. But not maliciously…. For money. lol just money

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

We don’t want any of that expensive training type stuff. Oh no. That’s not necessary. I’ve got an idea. The local fairground has a sharp-shooter booth. I’ll ask the guy who runs it to come over to the film set for 30 minutes. That’ll cover it.

[@susuburleson878]

@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree That sums it up pretty well.

[@WyattRyeSway]

I wonder in the end how much Ms Hutchins life was literally worth to the Rust Production Company.

[@LadyS8985]

This lady is not fit for her job at all. She is clueless.

[@deenaweeks5837]

@ladyS8985your exactly right

[@Ritzbee87]

Seems like you don’t have to be that smart to have her job

[@GavinTaylor01]

When low budget goes wrong its called. "RUST"

[@mojojojo01.]

maybe the crew was a bit rusty.

[@RichardHinds-qs2mi]

Like pulling teeth and watching paint dry at the same time.

[@nancyfahey7518]

😊

[@K.Mar.]

Good Said, yes

[@mangos2888]

😂😂😂

[@choleluvstoshop8134]

Nothing definite from the testimony. Most of the testimony reflects producers' chaotic movie set they created.

[@godzillamanstreb524]

That’s probably the point

[@AlyxCoe]

It does. Baldwin is looking worse every day this goes by.

[@metal--babble346]

"I don't recall" went turbo mode during Baldwin's trial. Even the Sheriff department adopted this strategy.

[@normabaker5837]

I have testified in court several times. Always review all written materials at your disposal such as your texts and emails. Write out a time line of pertinent events and review it. Imagine to yourself the likely topics and make sure you know/remember what your responses would be. You look smarter. The detective in this case, who should have experience in testifying could benefit from preparing herself too. Yeeeesh.

[@farmalmta]

The prosecuting attorney lady is not doing well either.

[@LauraVee63]

I would like to know what you do that you have "testified"" several times. Obviously, you are a pro, so bashing other people who are witnesses is not very nice.

[@DawgMama]

No matter what, I'd still be so nervous and probably have a panic attack. Especially in a televised trial. Eek

[@CandidCorndog]

This witness is not good for the prosecution

[@patriotpeasant199]

Yes, hot mess so far!

[@Njcolo27]

Had a hard time with the employment question can’t imagine an hour goes well

[@johnlucas8523]

how did live rounds get on the set?

[@Grungefan2018]

Exactly !

[@WyattRyeSway]

No one knows. I’m guessing Hannah screwed up and brought them from home

[@mortalclown3812]

Exactly. Fwiw, I've acted in TV/film for decades - and have played characters who used guns. The last thing anyone expects is a live round on set. It's unheard of. The safety protocols - no matter the budget - were always stringent, respectfully carried out, and unhurried. This was true even if the actor only HELD a gun without firing it. I think Baldwin's been overcharged in the criminal sense, but - as exec producer - he's definitely liable civilly. None of it should have happened. Paz y luz, Halyna 💫

[@bennydanger4213]

@@mortalclown3812 same here. Former military so all we did was handle weapons and shoot on set. When we brought our own gear, which was 100% fake, broken air soft guns, they would go through every weapon and every magazine as soon as we showed up. Safety meetings first thing before any set-ups and safety meetings before any dangerous scenes. Dolly grip said they had 1 in 2 weeks on Rust. Unbelievable negligence.

[@AlyxCoe]

6

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

I’ve never seen everybody involved be so guilty of doing everything wrong in every way. 😂 This is like a RICO case at this point lol.

[@DavidMiyamoto-p6o]

She starts out terribly. She is already not taking responsibility. Off the bat. God bless

[@DianaGonzalez1983Chulita]

Gabrielle acts like nothing tragic happened. Answers questions like she’s at a job interview and not at a court trial because a lady lost her life

[@paige1955]

? How do you want her to answer

[@trickgum1030]

What was your job? I don’t understand the question

[@debbiejames3096]

I'm still cringing

[@billrowan1957]

Any child that is around firearms should be taught proper firearms handling & safety. Whether they handle them or not!! (I know it's not relevant to the case)

[@ericsbuds]

I totally agree with you.

[@bigrigJim]

yes, also teach them about power tools, hot stoves, and scissors and knives.

[@ericsbuds]

precisely @@bigrigJim

[@lilirishgrl]

Good point and it is relevant to the case. There was a child on the set of Rust.

[@grazful1]

why isn't this lady charged for negligence?

[@adabee]

She stopped off at the courthouse on the way to the biker bar.

[@chriswitt2596]

If anyone has ever been put on the stand of a jury trial even though you may not show it it is scary. You might think that everybody's really relaxed but tensions are high

[@phobos258]

The production staff should be worried if she gets found guilty because it sure sounds to me like a lot of other people are just as culpable.

[@isabellind1292]

How many adults were just standing around while two of the actors were flagrantly pointing their firearms in every direction and could have blown anyone's head off while they were goofing off? What a bunch of irresponsible ignoramuses!

[@rmk6693]

There were literal warning shots that something was wrong yet still nothing was corrected. More people should have been charged in this case. I think all the punishment went to Hannah and that’s not enough.

[@valerierodger]

You think wrong. If you paid any attention, two other people were charged, one pled guilty, and the other is going to trial.

[@lesliecas2695]

Neither the prosecutor nor the defense attorney seemed to have met this witness before.

[@pcbrightlights]

Baldwin was running a sloppy ship..all to save money by cutting corners.

[@kawrss31]

wow....that leather coat and scarf should be on trial to......yikes.

[@lisacolbert5987]

How many people total ? Oh geez, numbers … you didn’t tell me there was gonna be numbers questions !

[@wishingyoupeace]

I hate budget people who don’t know the jobs they are budgeting especially involving safety.

[@karenFlowers-p8q]

This is happening everywhere -greed hires young inexperienced people because they are cheap! Experience is too expensive in this corporate capture

[@ileanahernandez1709]

Hannah said she could do the job.

[@ryand141]

It is endemic in society. I agree.

[@thereseno]

Everyone saw how sloppy Gutierrez's work was and no one acted on it. It's really hard to understand.

[@kandykaye9981]

I felt sorry for the witness on the very first question. Rarely does someone ask “how were you employed”. What do you mean how? I don’t exactly know how, the capitalist system, I dunno…,how specific do you want me to be?🤷‍♀️

[@WyattRyeSway]

I cracked up. Obviously this one can’t do “rocket surgery” either lol

[@river8760]

It really wasn’t a tough question. 😂

[@demiloca]

“How were you employed” is as common as “what was your job?.” So bizarre.

[@kentuky1233]

I felt more second hand embarrasment than sorry. Also I cant feel sorry any grown person who makes statements in a question tone? At the end of every sentence? It sounds annoying and she should be held in contempt of court for doing that?

[@gypsy2007]

"what is a woman?" "I'm not a biologist."

[@RotasOpera]

I'm sorry, could you rephrase that?

[@n.elliott9122]

For this woman to refer to the emotionally adult child "Reed" is an expert is the exact reason this has happened. It's a Zoo and the animals have the keys.

[@Jamal-jv8yc]

Did that refresh your memory? 😂 Yes. The date is in the freaking email.

[@jeanreed1975]

Is a judge presiding? Neither attorney addressed her as 'your Honor".

[@mangos2888]

No. This case is presided over by one of the goblins from Harry Potter...😂

[@juanitamann]

Whoever hired Hannah bears some responsibility. When the crew walked off the property whoever was in charge bears some responsibility. It wasn’t just Hannah.

[@donnaparrish7638]

None of them loaded a prop gun with a live round.

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

Doesn't change the fact that are 6-7 people who should all be facing charges@@donnaparrish7638

[@deanbusch2727]

As the films armorer she should have KNOWN all this. This production was out of control. Its real simple. 1. NEVER have real ammo on a set. 2. when firearm props are NOT in use, secure them. 3. Before handing ANY firearm prop off to anyone, PROOF it, ensure it is either cold, or if needing blanks for the scene, ensure that's what's in it. Pretty simple.

[@Humgin1234]

Badass lawyer lady. On her game . Love powerful women

[@mikebarker6979]

Cringe

[@samsondog2182]

Regular lily licker.

[@Amanda-ee8oh]

Defense attorney’s just like : ‘fine, ask your questions. I don’t wanna deal with you anymore’ 😂

[@ryshellso526]

Its like the safeway deli staff all got together to make a cowboy movie...

[@terril.3030]

Right up Alex Baldwin’s level of importance in the movie industry.

[@andreapoirier5033]

This women gives me shady vibe !!

[@legoperson902]

They should have charged the crew with fashion crimes too

[@wolfirene1967]

Wow that lawyer has the weirdest way of phrasing questions, like just speak plain question.

[@MrLondonGo]

They cant ask leading questions to their own witness

[@JaymanOttawa]

I think the prosecutor is going to rub the jury the wrong way.

[@HelenBlack-sn7ke]

I like the prosecutor.

[@jak3589]

I don't think so.

[@pnwlady]

If you watched yesterday you’d have the opposite opinion. She was cordial and competent. Little more impatient today.

[@perfectstorm8204]

i dont think so, i like the prosecutor.

[@fredtaylor9792]

Not at all.

[@ritamckinney9169]

I still can't imagine live round to be on A movie set

[@mightisright]

I could imagine it in the 1970s when everything was lax and everyone was on coke, but it's pretty far fetched on a modern set with endless rules and bureaucracy. But maybe that goes to show that the crews were just more competent in the "wild west" days of Hollywood despite doing stuff 10x more dangerous than anything done today.

[@Zoso-lz8ov]

“ we would have had to pay a little more money” for insurance for a safety meeting for the child ! Perfect example of how cheep this production was on cutting cost for safety

[@angelmorrigan7680]

there seems to be a lot of irrelevant questions dragging this trial out.

[@ataxpayer723]

The additional questions help the jury to determine if the witnesses are credible.

[@ledzep3692]

I realized that nepotism runs rampant in Hollywood ... But Some jobs should be left up to an actual trained expert... Geez!

[@JEUNGURA]

It's really no wonder someone was shot on the set of this production. Holy Christ.

[@Hrd4]

We could do without the blasphemy ! Thanks! God bless you!

[@MrLondonGo]

Two people were shot

[@nolachick5264]

Did anyone else noticed that she smiled at Hannnah on her way out??

[@katjay3125]

Birds of a feather

[@fredtaylor9792]

It's pretty obvious who the wears the pants in THAT relationship. Lol

[@josiex3270]

It was a smirk...not friendly at all.

[@christinechristensen6871]

I really respect the female attorney for the prosecution. She is very good at her job!

[@lh1736]

Hannah was non union so they stripped her of armourer days making her work as prop assistant as it paid less money,.....gotts pinch those pennies

[@tbobbiej7776]

The entire crew and movie set people were like a cluster fk.

[@moirapettifr7127]

4:55 wow

[@MrPuglove13]

What “schedule”?

[@lisalassetter62]

Hannah got tagged before the tape was around the scene. Getting " detained" as the rest of the suspects roam the area at will

[@davecast3953]

People need to know their limitations. If you are overwhelmed or feel unqualified for the job you were hired for you need to quit and move on.

[@differenttakethanmost]

One must possess a modicum of maturity to connect those dots. Clearly beyond the scope of the defendant’s grasp.

[@MrLuffy9131]

the thing is you also don't just hire someone with no experience at all and then expect things to go smoothly or a skeleton crew

[@joeadams1225]

Why on earth have " Live" ammo on the set, i wonder.....its all a bit suspicious.

[@Fluffylover261]

Watching this then they all throw her for the bus to escape charges themselves. Now not going to say she did her job but they should have hired more people on that. She wasn’t that experience and they knew it. This woman on the stand right now never took the responsibility for what happened. They all try to save their own body. What ever Hannah did she wasn’t responsible for all the decisions she made. And yes someone got killed and my prayers go out to the family but they made a lot of bad decisions on that set. This woman doesn’t know either what was going on. And this lady doesn’t seem that smart aswell

[@ritamckinney9169]

I think everyone involved is guilty

[@zeballos5757]

Agree. More than one person responsible for this.

[@agoogleuser661]

John Candy sister😂😂😂

[@Mr.FlacNaty]

Lol

[@Mr.FlacNaty]

Candice Candy!

[@vaipod3955]

This chick not understanding basic questions is just weird

[@liamhemmings9039]

Who wears a leather jacket for a trial?

[@latentsea]

Bo Vine does,,that’s who.

[@steveo3831]

Only if you arrived on your Harley…

[@12littlesheep]

My cousin Vinny

[@johnwinger2240]

Lemmy

[@johnwinger2240]

@@latentsea I’m on the floor

[@Siamesebutter]

A Western Movie - full of Guns and only a part time young armourer and Alex Baldwin in charge? What could go wrong? Accidents happen when assumptions over competancy are made and people become complacent. Moreso, Health and Safety should never be a part-time consideration!

[@hannahleesbrain]

Don’t forget Baldwin insisting on using a real gun, not a replica.

[@helenrobertson9348]

Managing the budget hey. She testified that she was impressed at Hanna’s training .These producers are all in charge,responsible and appear as witnesses against her. This has to be a joke. I’m not saying she has no responsibility but these producers should also be defendants. Including the budget producer. Filming delayed so they rushed everything.

[@differenttakethanmost]

She had next to none, comparatively to actual experts. Knowing experts, being related to experts does not, should not ever count.

[@samsondog2182]

The people that thought she was an expert didn't own guns and never shot them.

[@barbaracollins5605]

This woman is well spoken.

[@AEIOU_Y]

She really is. That's the only thing I question about the dolly operator. He seemed less than fond of this lady and she seems very competent with a solid resume.

[@jennyvanstaden4286]

Yes or no and not aha or grunt would help

[@kentuky1233]

This is sarcasm, right? Yes, it must be.

[@BananaSundaesOnMondays]

I agree, and I think she’s being very honest. It would be an extremely tough task to be subpoenaed and have to answer these questions. I think she’s done well under the circumstances.

[@MrBulldognyc]

Project manager doesn't know nothing this is someone who doesn't need this job

[@user-di8hm2jl2u]

None of this explains how actual live rounds got onset. If it was not Hannah, it was the prop company who supplied the ammo.

[@donnaparrish7638]

Still the bottom line is it was hannah’s responsibility.

[@libertyna933]

No, Hannah brought them in. It was proven by a pic taken by Sarah. The date was before Seth Kenny had a box taken in by Sarah.

[@summertime104]

Wow this so shameful that that these young inexperienced women were so large and in charge of the training or not for the minors who needed a safety briefing and were denied. Any gun expert would tell you it’s a must to provide a safety training session.

[@jdemartini9807]

Should have authorized the additional training day for Baldwin

[@debras1503]

I love this Prosecuting attorney…she is what I would want in an attorney ..❤”right on”!

[@godzillamanstreb524]

She is

[@mountainghost5044]

The ONLY question is - WHO ALLOWED LIVE ROUNDS ONTO A MOVIE SET? Someone did.

[@Martha-op1fb]

Them showing part of the film as it was in production Baldwin was yelling at the armorer to hurry up hurry up hurry up he also had an hour worth of safety training he showed up for a half hour and then was said to spend most of the time on the phone not even going through safety procedures. That guy is a trip. I would never have worked for him.

[@Plastpackad]

Everything around Hollywood looks to be unsound.

[@roko6023]

For a producer of a film, she didn't have much knowledge of what was going on, on her set.

[@missmeganite]

Prosecutor getting hair tips by Eileen Warnos

[@WyattRyeSway]

😂😂😂😂😂😂. Aileen said she would be back lol 😂😂😂😂

[@kimward5746]

Oh dang that is right on…. 😂

[@RBNnina]

I tried so hard not to laugh when I read this 😂but spot on lmao

[@3dsmaxrocks699]

Her face looks like it hurts. Like her skin is too tight on her face or something. I cringe every time they show her face.

[@karenlevine8076]

Lol nailed it!

[@charfinch6358]

The prosecutor is definitely out lawyering the defense IMO

[@patricias5122]

Agree.

[@pnwlady]

She was on point yesterday too.

[@zeballos5757]

She’s savvy

[@seeno1]

Yeah Mr clean is not doing a whole lot

[@zeballos5757]

@@seeno1 that glare though!

[@Spoiledstoic]

Not a single answer made sense.

[@horsetowater]

0:44 whoa the attitude lol

[@jnnlis]

Whatever happened to taking pride in one’s appearance? I can’t image going into a court of law to testify in a high profile, televised trial with unkempt hair, a biker jacket, and a scarf.

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Sometimes it might be all a person has.

[@Nurturing2]

I thought she looked pretty. I’m blown away by all the comments I read regarding appearance. Our society is extremely critical. Sadly, if you’re hard on someone, you are hard on yourself. Please be gentle with yourself and each other. Life is hard. We need to support and elevate one another. ♥️

[@dirtdarte]

She was in disguise. She didn't want to reveal herself as a human hippo.

[@WyattRyeSway]

California?

[@aliciapeck7869]

Low blow.

[@Joshua-dw8wu]

OK, they hired a kid with little experience for little money and somebody died because multiple protocols failed.

[@jenwahl-y7y]

right!

[@T1cksandLeeches]

nepotism hire. Her daddy "is the industry" as she put it in her interview with detectives. She got hired because of her name, not experience. Most likely a way to start climbing the corrupt ladder.

[@Juliette_4]

wrong

[@jendee1260]

kid? i see a full-blown adult.

[@MavHunter20XX]

@@jendee1260mentally a child.

[@Landing5]

The look on this prosecutor face toward the judge. She is so unprofessional