Thanks for posting this.
As much as I dislike Alec Baldwin for the things that he says, does, and agrees with, and acts -- it looks like he was only really at fault of being the final point of failure in the chain that required gross negligence of an unthinkable manner among several people upstream in production and crew.
Sad all around. How will our legal system sort this out? Its a freaking mess. I think there is still a lot more evidence that will come out.
There's a 50/50 chance or greater that there is film of this happening, but here's the thing about the circumstances of the case.
Even if Alec Baldwin was on camera standing up, drawing a pistol, aiming at the camera, firing, and hitting someone with a slug -- was it his fault? Can you prove intent or anything? I dont think so. Baldwin has been in numerous films involving guns, including my personal favorite The Getaway (1994) where Alec personally helped a 9-year old me see Kim Basinger's milk tanks for the first time --his own WIFE at the time -- Alec you DIRTY DOG! I still remember it to this day. Thanks Alec. Good looking out. You really helped me perfect "The Stranger".
Anyway, someone gave him the gun, someone said it was "cold", another person would have been in charge of inspecting the weapon, another of keeping track of xyz. Where does the fault lie? I dont even know.
This is going to be a strange case.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!
