Alec Baldwin Shoots Woman Dead On Movie Set

[Gym Rat]

Extremely ghey gang of retards....

Lining up for a "PrimeMuscle Groin Gravy Guzzling" at 'Ye Olde Glory Hole' no doubt..

[Gym Rat]

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[_bruce_]

Extremely ghey gang of retards....

Lining up for a "PrimeMuscle Groin Gravy Guzzling" at 'Ye Olde Glory Hole' no doubt..

High on enthusiasm preceding the cock buffet.

[stallonanegger]

Baldwin is a murderer.

He took the greiving family to Denny's and bought them breakfast. Hes  paid his dues for what happened.

[Humble Narcissist]

He took the greiving family to Denny's and bought them breakfast. Hes  paid his dues for what happened.

Which breakfast? The Super Slam may be worth it.

[stallonanegger]

Which breakfast? The Super Slam may be worth it.

Anything they wanted from the menu, all paid for by Alec...that is more than enough compensation and then some.

[Kwon]

Anything they wanted from the menu, all paid for by Alec...that is more than enough compensation and then some.

This

Their families are good now...

[Moontrane]

https://abcnews.go.com/US/alec-baldwin-trial-day-3-motion-hearing-ammunition/story?id=111883104

Judge dismisses Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' case after defense claims evidence was withheld
Friday saw one of the prosecutors in the case resign and another testify.

In a stunning turn of events, a New Mexico judge dismissed Alec Baldwin's "Rust" case Friday, on day three of his manslaughter trial.

The judge granted the defense's motion to dismiss the case, in which they claimed live ammunition that came into the hands of local law enforcement related to the investigation into the deadly on-set shooting was "concealed" from them.

Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer said the state's discovery violation regarding the late disclosure of a supplemental report on the ammunition evidence "injected needless delay into the proceedings," approached "bad faith" and was "highly prejudicial to the defendant."

[wes]

If the glove fits...........   

[AbrahamG]

Alpha Al is a free man. What a witch hunt that turned out to be.

[SOMEPARTS]

Alpha Al is a free man. What a witch hunt that turned out to be.

He shot and killed a woman.

[Coach is Back!]

Alpha Al is a free man. What a witch hunt that turned out to be.

It wasn't a witch hunt. If it were you or I we would have been hooked up right there and then, hopefully out on bail until the trial. He got off on a technicality which will probably wind up her family suing the living shit out of him in a civil suit. Funny, how the prosecution withheld evidence in the NY Trump case and it WASN'T dismissed.

[SOMEPARTS]

It wasn't a witch hunt. If it were you or I we would have been hooked up right there and then, hopefully out on bail until the trial. He got off on a technicality which will probably wind up her family suing the living shit out of him in a civil suit. Funny, how the prosecution withheld evidence in the NY Trump case and it WASN'T dismissed.

Hopefully he gets some more plastic surgery at the same place that Joan Rivers went.

[Taffin]

It wasn't a witch hunt. If it were you or I we would have been hooked up right there and then, hopefully out on bail until the trial. He got off on a technicality which will probably wind up her family suing the living shit out of him in a civil suit. Funny, how the prosecution withheld evidence in the NY Trump case and it WASN'T dismissed.

Hi Coach

I'm from the UK so wouldn't pretend to understand your laws, etc.  I did read your summary of the rules when holding a firearm - my question would be - how can those rules apply on a film set with what are supposed to be dummy guns?  I get that you should never point a real one at anything, but look at something like the set  of John Wick - he does nothing but point fake guns at people - is Keanu breaking the same rules as Baldwin?

Am I missing something here?  (Thanks in advance)

[SOMEPARTS]

Hi Coach

I'm from the UK so wouldn't pretend to understand your laws, etc.  I did read your summary of the rules when holding a firearm - my question would be - how can those rules apply on a film set with what are supposed to be dummy guns?  I get that you should never point a real one at anything, but look at something like the set  of John Wick - he does nothing but point fake guns at people - is Keanu breaking the same rules as Baldwin?

Am I missing something here?  (Thanks in advance)

Look up manslaughter charges....

[joswift]

Hi Coach

I'm from the UK so wouldn't pretend to understand your laws, etc.  I did read your summary of the rules when holding a firearm - my question would be - how can those rules apply on a film set with what are supposed to be dummy guns?  I get that you should never point a real one at anything, but look at something like the set  of John Wick - he does nothing but point fake guns at people - is Keanu breaking the same rules as Baldwin?

Am I missing something here?  (Thanks in advance)

What? ...Fake guns....you mean its not real?

[Dokey111]

Hi Coach

I'm from the UK so wouldn't pretend to understand your laws, etc.  I did read your summary of the rules when holding a firearm - my question would be - how can those rules apply on a film set with what are supposed to be dummy guns?  I get that you should never point a real one at anything, but look at something like the set  of John Wick - he does nothing but point fake guns at people - is Keanu breaking the same rules as Baldwin?

Am I missing something here?  (Thanks in advance)

You would not believe how many actors/crew have been killed or seriously injured on sets, using "blank" guns.  It's actually bizarre how often it's happened. So over the years Hollywood has gotten *very* cautious on sets using weapons like this.  As in, it is drilled into everyone's head to NEVER point a "blank" gun at anyone; treat it as if it is a legit loaded gun.  That's why I have no sympathy for Baldwin. 

[joswift]

You would not believe how many actors/crew have been killed or seriously injured on sets, using "blank" guns.  It's actually bizarre how often it's happened. So over the years Hollywood has gotten *very* cautious on sets using weapons like this.  As in, it is drilled into everyone's head to NEVER point a "blank" gun at anyone; treat it as if it is a legit loaded gun.  That's why I have no sympathy for Baldwin.

even a blank can kill at close range they have discharge
Jon-Erik Hexum

Brandon Lee

[Dokey111]

even a blank can kill at close range they have discharge
Jon-Erik Hexum

Brandon Lee

Lots more

[Agnostic007]

Hi Coach

I'm from the UK so wouldn't pretend to understand your laws, etc.  I did read your summary of the rules when holding a firearm - my question would be - how can those rules apply on a film set with what are supposed to be dummy guns?  I get that you should never point a real one at anything, but look at something like the set  of John Wick - he does nothing but point fake guns at people - is Keanu breaking the same rules as Baldwin?

Am I missing something here?  (Thanks in advance)

You are not missing anything. Coach is an idiot. Some idiots try and subjugate common gun handling safety "rules" into settings that fit their narrative. Like Coach. However, they rarely take into account legal statutes or caselaw. For example, movie sets typically hire professional armorers to handle the weapons because weapons can vary widely and knowing the difference between a live round, dummy round and blank round shouldn't be left up to John Smith, but to experts who handle different guns on a regular basis. Case in point, Baldwin DID hire an armorer for that very thing. The idea floated around by some that the actor is responsible for insuring the safety of the gun is simply nonsense... common sense would tell you that just doesn't fly. When an actor is handed a gun that is deemed safe by an expert, to expect random actor to inspect the gun to double check is simply people who are ignorant of how things actually work. Like Coach. The truth is, Coach and a few others hate Baldwin for his portrayal of Trump on SNL in a bad light. This is enough to skew their moral compass to cast false allegations. I know it's sad but it's just the way America is today. Had the trial gone the distance, the outcome would be the same. Hope this helps

[King Shizzo]

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[Taffin]

Look up manslaughter charges....

Thanks - I understand that concept.  So are you saying that all actors that point guns at other actors are taking that risk?  Surely that would be uninsurable..?

You would not believe how many actors/crew have been killed or seriously injured on sets, using "blank" guns.  It's actually bizarre how often it's happened. So over the years Hollywood has gotten *very* cautious on sets using weapons like this.  As in, it is drilled into everyone's head to NEVER point a "blank" gun at anyone; treat it as if it is a legit loaded gun.  That's why I have no sympathy for Baldwin.

Thanks - so I wonder why they have "blank" guns on set at all?  If you can't point them or "fire" them at anyone..?

You are not missing anything. Coach is an idiot. Some idiots try and subjugate common gun handling safety "rules" into settings that fit their narrative. Like Coach. However, they rarely take into account legal statutes or caselaw. For example, movie sets typically hire professional armorers to handle the weapons because weapons can vary widely and knowing the difference between a live round, dummy round and blank round shouldn't be left up to John Smith, but to experts who handle different guns on a regular basis. Case in point, Baldwin DID hire an armorer for that very thing. The idea floated around by some that the actor is responsible for insuring the safety of the gun is simply nonsense... common sense would tell you that just doesn't fly. When an actor is handed a gun that is deemed safe by an expert, to expect random actor to inspect the gun to double check is simply people who are ignorant of how things actually work. Like Coach. The truth is, Coach and a few others hate Baldwin for his portrayal of Trump on SNL in a bad light. This is enough to skew their moral compass to cast false allegations. I know it's sad but it's just the way America is today. Had the trial gone the distance, the outcome would be the same. Hope this helps

Thanks for the detail - that makes more sense to me.  Didn't for one moment think about the hilarious Trump impersonations either!



Appreciate all the US GetBiggers trying to edumacate this dumb limey! 

[falco]

[Kwon]

ALEC HUMILIATED BY WIFE

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That moment, he realized he shot the wrong woman.

[Irongrip400]

ALEC HUMILIATED BY WIFE

0:12

That moment, he realized he shot the wrong woman.

I’m not even sure why she’s relevant other than she’s his wife. Which begs the question, why in the fuck would she embarrass him like that? What an ingrate.