(A reference to our great PrairieWind and the other VA's here at Websleuths)I only learn from the best.
(A reference to our great PrairieWind and the other VA's here at Websleuths)I only learn from the best.
Well thank you very much for the compliment. But often times I struggle to make sense of some things.(A reference to our great PrairieWind and the other VA's here at Websleuths)
"Furious Alec Baldwin clashes with anti-Israel mob in NYC after protesters accused him of 'genocide' and taunted him over on-set Rust shooting."
Pro-Palestine protesters spark chaos at Grand Central Station
Pro-Palestine protestors packed into Grand Central before moving through Manhattan, targeting major transit hubs in an effort to draw attention to their cause.www.dailymail.co.uk
I've always had a nagging suspicion that prosecution team was desperate to get her to testify against Baldwin. Just sayin'Former 'Rust' armorer moves to get 2021 firearm charge dismissed
The legal team for Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the former movie set armorer for 'Rust', filed a motion to dismiss a separate felony firearm charge from 2021.www.koat.com
The legal team for Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the former movie set armorer for "Rust," filed a motion to dismiss a separate felony firearm charge from 2021.
They're claiming that the special prosecutors are being vindictive and that they don't have the authority to charge her for a crime unrelated to the shooting on the set. Also, the defense says that they didn't have the right to search her phone for old crimes.
Alec Baldwin charged with involuntary manslaughter for Rust shooting
Alec Baldwin has been charged with involuntary manslaughter by a New Mexico grand jury.www.dailymail.co.uk
So, he's charged with a fourth degree felony. In NM, the maximum penalty is 18 months in prison.
JMO, it won't get that far. How does the prosecution make a good case for negligence when, as an actor rehearsing a scene, he was handed a prop gun by a professional who told him it was checked and not loaded with ammunition?
Sentencing - Fourth Degree Felony — Judicial Education Center
Tutorial on the crimes of stalking and harassment for New Mexico judgesjec.unm.edu
I still do not like Alec in any sense of the word, but I think they will have a hard time proving their case. JMHO
From the NYTimes article on the indictment:
Alec Baldwin Is Charged, Again, With Involuntary Manslaughter
A grand jury in New Mexico indicted the actor in the shooting death of the cinematographer on the film “Rust,” months after the original case against him was dismissed.www.nytimes.com
The indictment charged Mr. Baldwin with two different counts of involuntary manslaughter, but he can only be convicted of one. The more serious one, a felony, accuses him of “total disregard or indifference for the safety of others,” while the other accuses him of the negligent use of a firearm.
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A new forensic report written by Lucien C. Haag determined that Mr. Baldwin must have pulled the trigger, finding that the gun needed two pounds of pressure to fire.
But in order to conduct the testing, Mr. Haag had to replace parts of the gun, which had been damaged by the F.B.I. during its own analysis. That complication is certain to be raised by Mr. Baldwin’s defense, who have called the revived prosecution “misguided.”
We've talked about the Haag report before, but I'll say again that without having the original gun in one piece, I think the prosecutors are going to have quite an uphill battle in proving that AB pulled the trigger.
When the FBI conducted its analysis what did it find? (I know the gun was apparently damaged when the FBI tested the gun).From the NYTimes article on the indictment:
Alec Baldwin Is Charged, Again, With Involuntary Manslaughter
A grand jury in New Mexico indicted the actor in the shooting death of the cinematographer on the film “Rust,” months after the original case against him was dismissed.www.nytimes.com
The indictment charged Mr. Baldwin with two different counts of involuntary manslaughter, but he can only be convicted of one. The more serious one, a felony, accuses him of “total disregard or indifference for the safety of others,” while the other accuses him of the negligent use of a firearm.
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A new forensic report written by Lucien C. Haag determined that Mr. Baldwin must have pulled the trigger, finding that the gun needed two pounds of pressure to fire.
But in order to conduct the testing, Mr. Haag had to replace parts of the gun, which had been damaged by the F.B.I. during its own analysis. That complication is certain to be raised by Mr. Baldwin’s defense, who have called the revived prosecution “misguided.”
We've talked about the Haag report before, but I'll say again that without having the original gun in one piece, I think the prosecutors are going to have quite an uphill battle in proving that AB pulled the trigger.
How does the prosecution make a good case for negligence when, as an actor rehearsing a scene, he was handed a prop gun by a professional who told him it was checked and not loaded with ammunition?
He was not only an actor, but one of the producers as well.
And this set was an absolute MESS IMO.
A woman is dead because of it
JMO