WATCH ‘Rust’ Movie Shooting - NM v Hannah Gutierrez - Day Two

“Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed heads to trial this week for two counts of involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors believe she violated safety standards on a New Mexico movie set which led to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The young mom was hit by a live bullet - instead of a blank - from a prop gun that was fired by actor Alec Baldwin. If convicted, Gutierrez faces up to 18 months in prison.
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[@JrGiles911]

The defenses attorney (the bald one) has to be one of the most polite defense attorneys that I have ever witnessed.

[@60secondfisherman]

You don't have to be rude to be a defense attorney.. Most however are!!

[@ellenhawkins128]

He has a nice, gentle voice.

[@debsibson7071]

I just came on to say the exact same thing.

[@FISTSLIKEBULLETS2]

I was at 1st hmm he's not aggressive enough , then realized he's a smooth operator and seems like a nice guy and to the point , but he's a clever player and slick defence attorney for sure, don't say or ask more than you have to.

[@dianedeferrari3888]

@@FISTSLIKEBULLETS2 I think he's low-key and brilliant.

[@missymani]

Why are people forgetting that is was her job to know if there were live rounds no matter how easy or difficult they are to distinguish. She didn't even had to identify them at the exact moment the gun was loaded, she could have checked each one of them on the free time and lock them in a safe. No matter how busy she was, at least she could have had a box of completely safe rounds on set ready for the gun scenes. Also, there shouldn't be any live rounds at all to avoid mixing them.

[@evg70grl]

Well said! 👏I agree 💯. I dont understand why ppl think shes not at fault when it was her job!

[@chantalcomeau1544]

The same way people are forgetting that actors who handle weapons should conduct their own safety check! Many actors have come forth and said REGARDLESS of being told the gun is cold, they have the armorer do a safety check in front of them OR do the check themselves. Not hard to do a safety check. Yes, she is culpable and negligent... but she's not the only one that was negligent in this situation.

[@janeferguson4455]

AND she left them lying around on the set while they went to lunch. They should have been in her possession at all times unless they were locked in a safe. Just Bad Bad sloppy work on her behalf. Alec Baldwin didn't need to be a Rocket Scientist to see that gun and ammo were just left around everywhere ! There was a gun belt in the prop truck with ammo in their notches just sitting out for the World to grab, change ammo, not know about ammo, etc. Just sloppy sloppy work... certainly not that of a Professional.

[@patricias5122]

@@janeferguson4455 The defense lawyer is really snide ... inferring that someone else planted live ammo.

[@12u_c12]

😊​​@@evg70grlright! as well Alec because he should have not DECLINED training to cross draw and should have not pointed the gun. His finger was the one on the trigger, no matter what kind of round was it in. She is a bit responsible too. There was too much chaos not enough staff/workers and mad tension. I don't think Alec likes taking orders from women.

[@missymani]

She had time to take selfies and do drugs but no time to check the rounds. Stop blaming her age, she should know better and that was her job.

[@FISTSLIKEBULLETS2]

Come on Baldwin and the other producers were ego maniac and control freak and cheap and prolly provided the caine if it's even true or didn't give 2 fks who is doing drugs , and then screaming and yelling all day on a low budget film intimidating and bullied her didn't care what her issues were on that set more like let's just get this done and stfu , trying to get a huge payout cutting corners , a Hollywood actor that thinks he's a producer and then shoots someone , they didn't have issues with Hannah before the shooting tragedy right ? or what they just let her run the show ? doubtful

[@eurodiaz3712]

How disorganized that armor office is is ridiculous and unprofessional. No wonder why they got bullets mixed up. That's negligence right there

[@4evagrace789]

Miss Gutierrez has that IDGAF Attitude😩😂

[@Hobbs192]

I can’t stand her haughty look!!! She’s giving the impression of being very entitled. If I were her lawyer, I would ask her to look what? different? Humble? How about sick at heart that someone died????

[@cobolh0pp3r12]

Also, who is the weird looking person with gaudy clothing, excess makeup, and ugly big fake eyelashes sitting next to her?! Her friend? Her mother? Whoever it is, it doesn't help her case. Might as well have Bozo the Clown sitting next to you in court. That person really shouldn't be there.

[@crazyrobots6565]

You don't like the way she looks? You think that deserves going to prison?

[@djdonnag]

I think she looks tired and worried. Entitled?

[@patrickroy3380]

​@@crazyrobots6565why did she lose the drugged out Kool-Aid- head look 😂

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

How about asking her to show a little grief over the death? She never did this from the very beginning.

[@MichelleKavarnos]

I did hair and make up for 12 years. Having 2 jobs on such a big set is A LOT. 12 plus hours a day. I had one job and would get overwhelmed. But having 2, I can't even imagine. As for her being the props assistant, she had no say in any decisions that were made. But her being the armourer, if she was head of that department, then everything that happens and all decisions that were made are on her.

[@Hobbs192]

Nonunion job????

[@donnalynn2]

All she had to do was say she would not do both jobs, that safety was far more important.

[@neondeon475]

she did complain and got nowhere@@donnalynn2

[@ytzpilot]

Yep this set was dysfunctional, not usually a problem when no guns or stunts involved, but yea this had guns, stunts, pot smoking and a shortage of competent crew out in the middle of a desert. I would have quit in the first week.

[@djdonnag]

​​@@donnalynn2 She told her supervisor she needed more training. And refusing to do one job could have cost her A job altogether. Safety is everyone's job.

[@johnsullivan1948]

Why make fake bullets indistinguishable from real bullets?

[@skrtskit1521]

and why would they even have live rounds on set mixed in.

[@ericf7063]

They're indistinguishable if someone isn't familiar with how a round is supposed to look, sound or feel. I noticed right away the "hot" rounds by the primers. They were pristine and uniform. The blanks weren't. However, I noticed that live round brass also appeared to have been "aged". The only way brass gets that way naturally is if it's poorly stored. I have rounds that I've reloaded 5 years ago and they're just as shiny as the day I made them. Stored in a cardboard box in the closet.

[@donnalynn2]

@@skrtskit1521 There weren't supposed to be ANY live rounds ANYWHERE near that set! That's the problem and a point that the prosecution is not getting through. They are getting hung up on how to spot a live round instead of the fact that she was negligent in bringing them to the set in the first place.

[@missymani]

They are distinguishable, she didn't do her job. And there shouldn't be live rounds at all on set.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

​@@skrtskit1521 Because she just tossed boxes of bullets from daddy's house and paid no attention. AND , if her dad was such a professional, he never should have had the ammo boxed in such a way to begin with... but it was HER responsibility to determine what kind of bullets EACH ONE WAS !

[@gregpeterson1272]

Looks to me that Baldwin hired young second rate staff for cheap and sloppy support operations. He has the responcibility to ensure oversight on all aspects of the entire operation. This was a shabby production asking for trouble. Don't take jobs that seem to good to be true.

[@FM-ig3th]

Yep, they hired this excuse for an "armourer", meanwhile a young Marine or Army veteran who was a small arms repair tech wouldn't be hired by the studios.

[@joannepollak5843]

The defense attorney is failing to make a valid excuse as to why his client put real bullets into a prop gun that killed someone. Everything else is unimportant, right? I don’t get it🤷🏻‍♀️

[@crazyrobots6565]

The onus isn't on the defense. The onus is on the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@joannepollak5843]

@@crazyrobots6565 I know that but if Hannah as the armorer loaded Alec’s gun, and that gun killed Halyna, the defense needs to prove something exculpatory. This movie set’s bullets seem to be a mess.

[@crazyrobots6565]

@@joannepollak5843 no, the prosecution needs to prove to the jury that Hannah Gutierrez committed the crime. The defense attorney doesn't have to say a word the entire trial.

[@joannepollak5843]

@@crazyrobots6565 Yes, of course that’s how our legal system works. The prosecution needs to prove guilt and the defense doesn’t need to prove innocence. In this case where the defendant stated that she loaded the lethal gun, my opinion is she had better come up with a reason why she isn’t culpable for the negligence that caused the death. I feel bad for her because she certainly didn’t want this to happen.

[@crazyrobots6565]

@@joannepollak5843 well we are still in the prosecution's phase of the trial. The defense may (though as I said isn't required to) create an alternative theory that they will try to present in the second (defense) phase of the trial. They may present a witness that says they saw someone messing with the bullets on the cart, they may have Hannah Gutierrez testify (through she has a right not to) to the fact that she checked every round she loaded that day, and that maybe someone messed with it.

[@UpForAnything]

This judge is a mess… what is happening with our legal system???!!!

[@florenceglenn4627]

Ugh I had to search for day 2

[@debsibson7071]

Same here. And there doesn’t seem to be a full day 🤷‍♀️

[@melissahall1287]

Omg..so did i...why doesn't it say Day 2..that would have saves me 10 mins 😂

[@blackrocks8413]

They hired idiots to owrk on their set, probably to save a buck. And now they will pay a high price.

[@MeadTheValkyrie]

Poor vest guy was so nervous. I had so much sympathy for him. I’m sure I would have passed out.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

the woman sitting next to Gutierrez has a PEN from Dollar TREE.

[@pinkgorilla99]

She/He is chewing gum in court. So disrespectful! What is wrong with people? The Judge in the Shanda Van Dar Ark case, called her out for chewing gum in court. She supposedly had a brilliant law mind, but sat at the defense table chewing gum like a cow. I was so happy when the Judge made her spit it out. (And when she was found guilty).

[@oscillatewildly6553]

The heavy make up and glittery fake nails is not a good look and not professional, she/he should be moved out of view of the cameras! I just watched the guy with the bald head questioning the witness and she/he is in the frame and not off in the distance but right there up close!

[@user-se1ev7my6f]

Well, the Defendant has Dollar Tree chop sticks coming out of the back of her head making her look like she has devil horns!🤣

[@mcfrenchfry2196]

Exactly 🫣

[@kristinludwig4828]

Around 8:21 it looks like she is joking around. Somebody died, Sugar, try to act like you care.

[@brendas6461]

She has failed to even pretend to care about the two victims from the minute it happened. It's appalling, her lack of regard for others. Could hardly find anyone LESS suited for her role if you tried.

[@williamcondra3811]

Where’s the yellow and purple hair?

[@lauravallejos719]

Lawyers sure like to stretch the truth to fit their agendas

[@aaronbrownson3188]

they consider it their job

[@FOXYNYLA]

That’s why they get paid the big bucks.

[@FOXYNYLA]

@@grandmaida7819 people are nutz.

[@salvandorum]

Agendum.. not agendas

[@crazyrobots6565]

The prosecutor has a duty to prosecute. The defense attorney has a duty to zealously advocate for their client, and try to poke holes in the case. If you're upset at how weak the case is, blame the prosecutor, not the defense attorney.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

Ms. Gutierrez is good at giving the "side-eye"

[@Hobbs192]

Doesn’t that seem disorganized or chaotic that she has all those bullets loose in her Mary Kay bag inside and outside of the bag? She’s just got bullets sitting there. It seems strange to me and I can’t remember the room that they showed that was such a mess and so disorganized was she in charge of that or was it someone else and then wanting to get the drugs out of there before she’s investigated. My husband and I are thinking she might get 10 years.

[@crazyrobots6565]

I don't really care what your husband and you "are thinking" The maximum sentence is 18 months in prison.

[@possumfriend2335]

No, the photos of the horribly disorganized ammo are photos at the address of Seth Kenney, who supplied the defendant with some of the ammo used on set, and who along with Sarah the prop master and assistant armorer was granted immunity for some reason.

[@7261amorgan]

​@@crazyrobots6565😂😂😂 That was so aggressive! Idk why it made me burst out laughing when I read it.

[@StarGazingMouse]

This crime scene tech is so unprofessional. Snarky comments and laughs during a homicide trial

[@MeadTheValkyrie]

I agree. These are serious questions about a serious matter. Not only was a life lost, Hannah’s life is also hanging in the balance.

[@ericgraham8150]

I think I see what you mean. I think it also just has to do with anxiety and human nature. It’s uncomfortable to be cross examined and be put under the microscope in a room full of people. Different people have different reactions to this type of stress. I think what we see is just her trying to defuse her uncomfortableness and trying to deal with the pressure. It’s a lot of stress and pressure to be on the stand. Some people have weird ways of dealing with it. And crime scene techs in general tend to be… somewhat quirky people. If your profession revolves around blood spatter and ballistic forensics, you gotta be a little quirky. :)

[@Dark_Nemesis4300]

How are the jury supposed to maintain an interest? This is very disjointed and boring testimony. There is no flow.

[@Freya12]

I honestly don’t believe she’s an evil person that deserves to be villainised.. I believe she was very young for such a large amount of responsibility. She made silly choices (drug use at work), and was extremely careless in her duties and responsibilities as an armorer. All of which tragically led to the loss of a young mother’s life, and the pain, trauma and suffering to another who was injured. Not to mention the psychological trauma to all of the people who witnessed this unfold. I believe she does deserve to take some responsibility, as does Alec. He didn’t double check his weapon before aiming it at anyone and firing. Rule number 1. Always assume a gun is loaded with live ammunition.

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

Yeah I’ve never seen so many people guilty of so much negligence in one case. None of these “Hollywood” people have ever had repercussions for their actions or have dealt with real responsibility before and it shows. It’s time they all learn about real life and consequences.

[@Freya12]

@@sirchadiusmaximusiii Completely agree! 💯

[@Jessesgirl0307]

I'm going back from the verdict to the beginning of trial. I notice her mom is not present up to this day of trail. But at the verdict, she was there. Visibly upset( sad) and then became really mad after the verdict of guily and told by judge to be remanded into jail. After she was taken out, the mom got up and started to make comments with pointing fingers. Wouldn't you be present every day of your child's hearing? I know I would because I'd also be talking to her atty at breaks and at end of day with questions, comments etc. On this day only her sister( bc they look so alike) is present. Just an observation

[@jornhesl4707]

AD Dave Hall, who weaseled out of this by taking a plea deal to throw AGR under the bus, is actually more responsible than AGR for this death. It is he who handed AB the loaded gun and declared to all in hearing that it was a "cold gun," but he had never checked it. It was this final failure to check that caused the fatality by enabling the earlier failure to check by AGR. If Hall had done his job this never would have happened regardless of any failure or action by AGR. And ditto Baldwin, although he could plausibly claim pure stupidity.

[@ericf7063]

@@grandmaida7819 Yeah. He got 6 months' probation and a very affordable fine. DUI fines are easily twice the amount, and that's without anybody being harmed.

[@neondeon475]

shes being framed clearly.

[@donnalynn2]

@@neondeon475 Framed? She is the armorer!!!! It is HER JOB! No matter who handed Alec the gun, there were not supposed to be any live rounds within miles and miles of that movie set!!! How in the world is this a frame job? It was her, plain and simple!

[@neondeon475]

ask the AD who took a plea deal to frame her! she was being forced to do 2 jobs and not given time to do her job! she was set up others are involved. This poor girl is taking the fall! @@donnalynn2

[@neondeon475]

@@donnalynn2 framed.

[@williammccaw928]

Why drugs and guns don’t mix

[@TDcomedyparody]

Aww.. the production outfitters rep with the grey vest had the “I didn’t know this would be on the test” look when asked about the number of videos sent to prosecution.. he seems sweet though.

[@MeadTheValkyrie]

He was so obviously nervous. Poor guy. He was chatty. But I do the same thing when I am nervous too. I definitely talk too much. 😂

[@crazyrobots6565]

Nobody likes to be on the witness stand. It's called the hot seat for a reason. Not designed to be comfortable.

[@ronbrown2635]

What happened to the original? This was over 6 hours long a couple hours ago iirc

[@MaxZomboni]

It's edited down. I think mostly they just edit out the recesses. But some other parts are clearly missing too.

[@lauravallejos719]

Prosecution lead attorney is brilliant!! She's amazing and thorough!

[@Createanextraordinarylife]

I love this lawyer he cares. God bless you. Everyone trying blame the weakest person

[@Eeveelyn]

The fact that a single one of so many rounds didn't rattle like it's supposed to doesn't mean it was impossible for her to distinguish them from life rounds. If used she should have noticed that one isn't rattling and thrown it away.

[@crazyrobots6565]

2. Not 1.

[@bluest1524]

How did the live round get in that gun?

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

SLOPPINESS... which evidently started at HOME !

[@60secondfisherman]

Uhh the "professional" armorer loaded it.!!

[@bluest1524]

She accidentally put in a live round then? @@60secondfisherman

[@bluest1524]

No, that is your question, and it does not negate mine. My question really is "How did the live round get in that gun?" How it got on set is also an important detail. @@theflipbook1280

[@BeauBeauRivage]

Someone please explain to me why LE needs to continue to store close to a thousand rounds of blank ammunition and fifteen firearms when only one firearm did the firing and it wasn’t a blank. The reason I believe is the state jumps at any chance to take our guns away. Just like this case it has one thing and one thing only they are trying to do that’s in acting more gun laws at the cost of our rights.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

I have a sister in law who told me decades ago that movie sets are full of drugs... I don't know if that is still the case.... she told me uppers to get going in the morning... downers to go to sleep at night... that this was the norm on movie sets... she is in the business.... I don't know if this is true any more.

[@mieczyslawherba2723]

I would check antennas at the top of Gutierrez head

[@bmac6645]

Those aren't antennas they arrows she was shot with on last movie she was arrower

[@raegrinstead963]

Why were there live rounds on a movie set? This gal is guilty all day long!! She didn't do her job!

[@barbaracollins5605]

Are devil horns a good look in a defendant

[@steveb6538]

Hehe

[@roysmith8002]

My God, that's the first thing I thought of, not the greatest image to project the "innocent poor little me".

[@kristinludwig4828]

😂

[@nancey858]

Alot of immature comments on here.

[@camdavidson5400]

Does anyone know why when the judge asks for the Council to approach they cut the sound on the live stream

[@janeferguson4455]

This is not a criticism of what the co-counsel for defense is wearing... she looks very nice BUT, as professional woman for decades, I heard over and over again that to maintain a professional and credible ( and a specialist in your field ), Image was paramount to success. You don't want the clothing to distract from the abilities of th professional !

[@tjl4522]

Agree types of there's no way she is an attorney... paralegal at best.

[@jeffhatmaker817]

Agree, she should tone it down a bit for the legal profession. If she acquired some classy business attire and eased-up on the nails and make-up, she would be hard to ignore (in a good way). I will add that she is professional, and constantly engaged (paying attention, writing notes, whispering information to other colleagues, etc).

[@Createanextraordinarylife]

One momth later tye guy could reananged the whole house. Why they did not call to make appointment next time.

[@wallywrench9844]

Only an expert knows what light strike primer is?

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

is her dad there?

[@raegrinstead963]

Defense attorney sucks!! OMG where did he go to school!!

[@laurenbendik2006]

Why did a prop providing company even have live rounds?

[@adonyisrael1724]

Listening to all that Bullet info gave me a headache!!! 😄

[@456swagger]

Wow I thought the pictures of the dump with ammo bxes and trash was Hannah's trailer.

[@sharonboult5914]

Who hired this inexperienced young woman (Gutierrez) and why did they hire her?

[@donnaparrish7638]

Hey judge. All we have to do is run this video back and listen to their phone numbers. They told all the phone numbers without bleeping them out.

[@456swagger]

When my older son was her age he had 3 stripes on his sleeve and was carrying an M249 in the sand. My younger son was in medical school at her age. She is not a child. She made choices, bad ones.

[@oliviaparton8613]

Why would there ever be live rounds on a movie set, period???

[@tedged]

she's a goof. they made her look a lot better for court. you could tell she shouldn't be in that job. kid posing as adult.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

NOT about her age... I don't even know how old she is...... she was just an irresponsible drug popper who had NO BUSINESS being an armourer.

[@susancrowley9378]

She does look good

[@patbrown2699]

Her mother Stacy Reed has a criminal record and is a housekeeper. She is no longer married to Thell Reed, Hannah's stepfather who is 81 years old. She grew up in Bullhead City Arizona and currently lives there with her mother Stacy in a mobile home. It is a very poor area, and Thell the famous armour lives in another run down trailer in Bullhead City. For all of his fame that everyone talks about, he is on the poor side, not well off at all, and Hannah grew up poor just FYI!

[@nancey858]

Who cares

[@danielleburke87]

A lot of people are saying she got the job because she's a nipple baby which this disproves that because she grew up poor and she's still poor

[@crazyrobots6565]

What does her mother's criminal record have to do with this case?

[@fritobandito5160]

No one cares about her "parents" and how poor they are. That has nothing to do with what she did 😂

[@liviamoon]

It doesn't matter that she grew up in poor circumstances, it depends on how she was brought up. I don't care about anything, or responsible and careful. The parental home has a great influence on development. An explanation for her actions, the drug use. But not an excuse.

[@456swagger]

She should have been dressed the way she had been on set. She'd have gotten ten years.

[@600miles]

1:29:49 Upper Left isn't a "bracket" it's a crushed hose clamp.

[@michellestlicitra9105]

Complete DISORGANIZATION❗️❗️❗️

[@rosep9866]

She's so young,, just such a important & dangerous job... I hope hope she is spared...

[@prostreetgsxr]

Hannah looks gorgeous in the courtroom 🤩

[@Cathyconnor3606]

I like his voice.

[@Arkangel88Mr]

She is guilty as sin. Unless they find some sleazy loophole to get her off the hook. She was sloppy, and negligent at the least. Baldwin and others are morally culpable too for the bad work environment in regards to safety, but it was the armorer’s job to keep things under control, at least until they fired her for actually doing her job properly. Everyone is not cut out for that kind of responsibility.

[@Hobbs192]

My husband has been in the movies for years only he is union only so he does have some knowledge of this but I support for 18 years

[@marjtab1530]

Paid off? By who?? Please

[@raegrinstead963]

What was the point of that!

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

OH! I see the "devil horns" now... Had no idea what you were talking about !

[@AnnWalker-f1l]

Guilty negligent, criminally convicted.

[@tinyraymond]

If convicted, she faces up to 18 months in prison.

[@garybaker497]

I know everyone thinks shea guilty but im a bit torn. Even if ahe didn't check properly, she still didnt pull the trigger. She couldnt have known baldwin would aim and fired. Not on purpose but that decision caused the death. She also didnt tell the set it was aafe. She gad multiple jobs and that would insuinate that they had other people to call guns hot and cold but idk yet.

[@nancey858]

I'm with you. There's too many what ifs. Why's etc

[@crazyrobots6565]

Accidents happen. Sometimes accidents happen because of criminal behavior, but sometimes there isn't someone to send to jail for it. We live in a society that is obsessed with punishing individuals. But not every tragic occurrence needs to result in someone going to jail.

[@birdiedog5]

It was her job to keep the guns and ammo on set safe. This is very incompetent and negligent. Helena deserves justice. Her son and husband too. She should have never had to worry about being safe at work. This is why we have armorers. Feeling sorry for her is one thing, but she allowed so much chaos that simply never should've been. A woman is dead because of her gross negligence.

[@crazyrobots6565]

@@birdiedog5 and you may be right. But not every accident needs to result in someone going to jail.

[@kev0000]

Life no parole

[@pattiburns1280]

Seems like there was some manipulation of the bullets and the gun.

[@crazyrobots6565]

The police did a sloppy job protecting and collecting evidence. There is definitely room for a jury to find reasonable doubt because of the poor police practices.

[@zarahandrahilde9554]

2:21:00 Huh?

[@coloneldax8143]

the lady that looks like a female impersonator, who is she and why is she there? 🤪

[@halfpint7301]

Ha ha like it... female impersonator 😂

[@Starcrunch913]

Is that Kim Kardashian in the back?

[@SusanAnnMoehnke]

Why do they have to do a forensic extraction of the data on her phone? Couldn't they just LOOK at it?

[@CottonKandyCake]

She probably deleted the texts?

[@Juhani139]

They probably look at meta-data and test to see if it's authentic

[@Createanextraordinarylife]

Case closed that huy krot thr rounds that way...come on sir kenny is the one that provided the ammo.. come on close the case its a mess. Blame one person for this mess is a joke and scape goatimg

[@jimbo16720]

Is this cameraman in love with her since he keeps showing her and not much else?

[@johnsullivan1948]

She is cute though....gives me all these fantasies about women in prison...

[@brandixx7453]

Its her trial, genius 🙄

[@geoffpoole483]

Judge got annoyed about personal data being shown via KZbin. The attorneys should have redacted that information but the judge blamed the streaming outlet. Cameraman is being very cautious hence the close-ups of the defendant.

[@NancyBriant-wr9vo]

Crime scene tech is so unprofessional . A mother died on the set. Have some respect quit laughing and making snarky comments.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

Flipping her hair curls at the front of her face.... Not good. She need to have on a long sleeve blouse to cover those tatoos... OK... I am a bit biased Against tatoos !

[@jimbo16720]

The simple facts that she had to have the FBI check them and some had silver primers and some didn't disproves what the prosecution is saying.

[@mrbuffoff]

Telling an Officer you work long hours on a movie set is down right disrespectful!!!

[@buckhorncortez]

Why? Because you think so? That's material information to the case.

[@crazyrobots6565]

How dare you disrespect a police officer?! Shut up

[@coloneldax8143]

goody, phone record testimony ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 🤪

[@drockjr]

2:21:01 You're welcome.

[@janetpatri8786]

❤

[@lauravallejos719]

I feel sorry for this beautiful young lady who seems to have lived her life wrecklessly. Making bad choices for herself

[@dhunter3719]

I think being her "famous" daddy's daughter "went to her head".

[@whartonitec1041]

Beautiful “ did you see her in the bodycam? Forced quick smile to the judge, side eye defiant looks to the prosecution. Quite a b..h

[@AM-qp2wx]

Did you watch her interrogation on the day of the shooting @Laura? You wouldn't recognise her. She's been 'cleaned up' for court. You don't have a clue.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

@@whartonitec1041 Her Eyes are DOWN all the time.... that spells feeling of disgrace, guilt, on and on. She should have been coached on where her eyes should be.

[@Jo.lawler]

@@user-md3pu8sr1s Where should they be?

[@tjl4522]

Late again!

[@ericf7063]

I feel sorry for her. It's called peer pressure. Young people should never be put in life or death positions. If you ask me, she was put in an impossible situation. She had two jobs. Asst prop master and armorer. You can't serve two masters and be loyal to both.

[@ericf7063]

@@AnnaChristie-vp4ip My point being is that there's plenty of blame to go around. As armorer, she was in a critical position, yet she was also tasked with being the assistant property master. As I'm watching the trial, it's becoming clear that the set was chaotic and disorganized, yet management allowed that to happen with many rules that have been in place for nearly 100 years to be chronically broken. Management shares equal blame in allowing this arrangement to exist. It was a mistake for her to place herself in the position of having dual roles, for which was either beyond her capabilities or unable to give undivided attention. It's wrong to place total blame on 1 individual when management was fully aware of what was chronically occurring on set yet did nothing to stop it. It could be described as being complicit.

[@neondeon475]

forced by production!

[@Zhe-Zhe]

@@ericf7063 I don’t think they are just blaming her but this is her trial. I believe at least one other will follow and already someone has taken blame as well. She chose to work there under those conditions. She is an adult not a child. I believe there was at least another person who refused the job due to the conditions.

[@user-md3pu8sr1s]

YOUNG PEOPLE ? at 22, I was a professional ( with a college degree and a license in my field) with all the responsibilities and expectations of a professional of ANY age in my line of profession.... YOU Are Naive and Making Excuses !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ericf7063]

@@user-md3pu8sr1s Then that would make you exceptional.

[@judyaimel7293]

The h Mm The glass s leave on. Please

[@azztekk]

hannah is gorgeous, bless her. a woman that beautiful should never be put in prison, no matter what she's done. just let her go free.

[@johnsullivan1948]

Are you kidding me? She will at most get 18 months. Oh no 18 months of showering with other women and eating carpet. The horror! Pretty sure she's bi anyway

[@dianedeferrari3888]

🙄

[@JuriSan81]

@@dianedeferrari3888 probably a fan of Jody Arias...

[@azztekk]

@@AnnaChristie-vp4ip how will it help anyone if hannah is put into a prison? it's not necessary to be so full of revenge. it would be wicked to lock someone up who is so stunningly attractive. that would be a crime far bigger than any misdemeanour of which this sweet little darling is being accused. she obviously didn't mean to harm anyone. everyone makes mistakes as they go through life, and if we show compassion and forgiveness to those who do it actually makes us better people. she looks absolutely delightful, pure goodness, and would never intentionally hurt a fly. just look at that beauty, only a god could create such a divine and perfect flower. try to take the hate out from your heart and simply recognize innocence and naivity when you see it. it's not every day one comes across such loveliness.

[@dianedeferrari3888]

@@azztekk oh so you're really serious? 👎🫣🤯👹

[@iMatti00]

QUESTION: why isn’t day one and day two of this trial in the playlist on this channel? I feel like the playlist is gone from this channel and it has been moved to the main channel, but the main channels playlist does not have day one and day two at least.

[@jeanfrancoislemairepyrofol5286]

Over, Fifty, Year, Old Working special Never Sen, on a movie Real round, How Is, hésite Pabo That in USA, live round Côme into Set juste Mind Blowing. Looking from Outside, your country your second amendment is responsible For the situation as you guys play with real guns and real life ammunition like kids in a candy shop I went to supermarkets in various areas in the states and you have boxes of light rounds all over the place and this is what we are extremely worried outside your country because it’s time there is a shooting you seem so incredibly surprised. in Europe, it will be impossible to have a live round on the side as nobody plays with guns as you guys do in USA.

[@birdiedog5]

The second amendment has nothing to do with a movie set. They had an armored truck and armorer hired. Not sure your understanding of English, but you clearly don't understand why we have 2A. It's not going to change because of criminals. Makes no sense to take gun protection away from responsible gun owners, when criminals wouldn't follow the law anyway. If you're really interested read the history on why we have 2A.