This is the story of Hannah Gutierrez, the armorer, and her fatal mistake on the set of the Alec Baldwin movie Rust #rust #alecbaldwin #truecrime #truestory #hannahgutierrez #raywilliamjohnson
She absolutely doesn't deserve to get things dismissed, it's her job, not the producer's nor anyone else, to make sure this exact kind of thing doesn't happen
But someone else should also be checking them to clear them not just one person mistakes happen so having two people is less likely of mistakes happening
@@TheMrKittys Correct! It's Every person's job who handles a gun to check! If I hand you a knife, are You free of liability just because I'm overseeing your use??
yeah my understanding was plinking during downtime. seems simply irresponsible on set. also 90% her failure hanging that gun over but if alec respected them and knew how to properly handle them he would have caught the mistake as well.
No she deserves to be in jail. Her case should not be dismissed. It was her job to check. Yes Baldwin was a producer but in that moment he was in the position of actor, trusting his crew to make sure this didn't happen. Hannah let it happen.
@@midnight_lunarBut the job of an armorer is to always check them. Firearms should always be treated with respect and as if they were loaded with live rounds.
@@midnight_lunar are you really saying, "all she did was not check the ammunition"? That is LITERALLY what cost a woman her life and severely wounded another man!! A basic safety check would have prevented this! That is called neglig ence which is why it was manslaughter not murder!
I was team Baldwin, it wasn't his fault that the armorer didn't check the props, it also wasn't his job to check, that was literally the job of the armorer
Exactly, most actors have never even held a gun and even if they checked it they wouldn't know if there were live rounds in it or blanks anyway which is why there is always an armorer on set.
Eh if he was just an actor then yes. But he was a producer and had some say in how much they were willing to pay for crew members. They chose not to go with a safe union option... they couldn't get anyone else to do it for the rate of pay, hence why they ended up with a "nepo" hire that really didn't care about what she was doing
She has no real experience, no formal schooling, shes using drugs, and alcohol daily, and they put her in charge of firearms, and the safety of the people working. Her and whomever hired and supervised her should be charged with negligent homicide, she shouldnt have the case thrown out. Whoever brought live rounds on set should also be charged.
Her leading off with "I'm the only FEMALE armorer in the game" shows she expected that to do something for her. Isn't it not supposed to matter. Wonder if that's why she got the job.
It's Hannah's fault she should be liable the armorer is supposed to check if there is any real ammunition or prop ammunition in the weapon not Alec Baldwin even if he fired weapon on set she the one who caused all of this. He's an actor he did not know that it was real ammunition in the gun no Hannah case should not be dismissed.
Fr, they shouldnt have charged Alec for this. It's not even his job to check if the guns have dummy bullets or not. But they obviously charged him for murder because he still shot her
3:44 - I've always felt bad for Alec Baldwin thruout this situation bc it's not his fault that there was a real bullet in there. Yes, he shot the gun, but he never had the intention to kill anyone.
I believe Hannah remains guilty as charged. She was correct during her initial police interview, that it's all on her. Even if Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger, he shouldn't be charged, as it's not his responsibility to ensure the set's armorer did her job.
He was the director who made a diversity hire for publicity by hiring the “first lead female armorrrerrrr” so failed as a director and is responsible but in the clear as an actor
This event will likely trigger regulation into the industry regarding how much training an armourer should have, who film producers are allowed to hire etc. .
I've heard a lot of gun people say that it was Baldwin's fault because he was handling the gun. But I have to say, if I was working on a movie and someone handed me a gun, I have no idea how to safely check it to make sure that it's not loaded with live rounds. I would be dependent on the supposed professional on site
Hannah's attorneys have also filed an appeal on the jury instructions to force a new trial. Apparently it isn't clear whether the jury was truly unanimous in their verdict because of potentially faulty jury instructions.
Oh yeah, a high pressure job where she gets drunk and takes drugs. She is totally negligent and is highly unqualified for that kind of job. She's done either way even if she leaves prison.
It's clear that the armorer fucked it up. She should be serious about her job, and yet she wasn't, causing the poor girl's life. Baldwin didn't knew whether there was live ammo or not, as he would have assumed that the armorer loaded the gun with dummy ammo, and how does the hammer alone made the gun go off? Wasn't there a safety or something on the revolver, and wasn't the revolver supposed to be a prop one? Armorer definitely fucked it all up! Her case should not be dropped under any circumstances.
Alex lied. I do not know why. He never should have been charged. He was handed a live pistol while he was trying to act. He is an actor. This is a great example of gun safety. Accidents happen. With guns there are no do overs.
@@BestWorste No. He's an actor. That's like saying a pilot is responsible for the plane's engine working properly. It's not his responsibility in this scenario.
@@TheReforgedgaming in this specific scenario how in the world could he expect there'd be a real bullet in there ? It's ridiculous. Which is clearly why he didn't get convicted of anything.
I can't believe any armourer or anyone that has ever handed live and blank rounds could ever "accidentally" mix them up while loading a revolver, not only do they look strikingly different, but live rounds even weigh significantly more,
I don't think he should have been charged to begin with. Unless he was aware of her unprofessional behavior and did nothing. If we're talking about a civil case, then the production company or whatever could possibly be financially liable.
who ever brought the real bullets should be the one who gets charged, and Hannah and the assistant director should also be charge... Maybe not the assistant depends if they are supposted to check the guns but idk.
Anyone that says this was all her fault should never be handling a firearm. She bears some responsibility for sure. A lot of the responsibility but so does anyone else that handled that weapon from the time she did until it got into Alex Baldwin's hands.
Exactly. It was an accident but he lied about pulling the trigger to avoid anything looking bad on him. He keeps sticking to the J Smollett’s “ if you keep saying it enough ,maybe people will believe it” excuse. His wife is a real fraud too
Bang, the revolver goes off? Are you saying the revolver just went off without having the trigger pulled? I don't believe so, Baldwin must have pulled the trigger.
She never should have took that job. NO experience. They probably paid her a lot less than an experienced armorer. IMO she should be in jail and whoever hired her should be too….
Imagine you killed someone unintentionally and that person is close to you. Alec must've been suffering emotionally regardless of the outcome of the case
She is definitely at fault but the real question is.. HOW THE FUK WERE THERE REAL BULLETS?!?!?!? SOMEONE DID BRING THEM EITHER KNOWINGLY OR UNKNOWINGLY
Quick side note, blanks do NOT look like real rounds and are DESIGNED to not look like real rounds. There was no confusion of whether or not it was a dummy round when it was loaded into the gun.
The thing about Hannah is that SHE is responsible, SHE is accountable, and SHE is the armorer.
Armourerererrrerer
kinda sounds like something on endgame, like the "i am inevitible"
And yet people will blame Alec Baldwin
You mean amorererere? 🤣🤣
But SHE is a SHE. Men bad. It's a wash.
She absolutely doesn't deserve to get things dismissed, it's her job, not the producer's nor anyone else, to make sure this exact kind of thing doesn't happen
exactly
Maybe so, but if prosecution withheld evidence, her case Should be reviewed.
@@JohnDoe-qz1ql18-months....Id take it regardless what PR my lawyer want, gives time to reflect
But someone else should also be checking them to clear them not just one person mistakes happen so having two people is less likely of mistakes happening
@@TheMrKittys Correct! It's Every person's job who handles a gun to check! If I hand you a knife, are You free of liability just because I'm overseeing your use??
“Armourerererrrerer” hits different
That's what I'm saying
LMFAO 😭😭😭
Lol
🗿
😂
The real question is why were the real bullets on set and who put them there
peak retardation i believed
Usually there is a scene where they shoot bottles or something . In nearly every western
That's done with special effects not live rounds live rounds are never allowed on a film set
She did so they could shoot bottles during breaks I mean honestly how negligent can you be
yeah my understanding was plinking during downtime. seems simply irresponsible on set. also 90% her failure hanging that gun over but if alec respected them and knew how to properly handle them he would have caught the mistake as well.
No she deserves to be in jail. Her case should not be dismissed. It was her job to check. Yes Baldwin was a producer but in that moment he was in the position of actor, trusting his crew to make sure this didn't happen. Hannah let it happen.
She didn’t even perform basic firearms safety checks… as an armorer!
All she did was not check the gun somebody put the real bullets into the box which had the fakes which was ent her
@@midnight_lunarBut the job of an armorer is to always check them. Firearms should always be treated with respect and as if they were loaded with live rounds.
@@midnight_lunar are you really saying, "all she did was not check the ammunition"? That is LITERALLY what cost a woman her life and severely wounded another man!! A basic safety check would have prevented this! That is called neglig ence which is why it was manslaughter not murder!
@@midnight_lunar It was her job to check the gun
That’s actually insane, Rest in peace to that poor lady, man she was tryna film a movie 😭
I was team Baldwin, it wasn't his fault that the armorer didn't check the props, it also wasn't his job to check, that was literally the job of the armorer
Exactly, most actors have never even held a gun and even if they checked it they wouldn't know if there were live rounds in it or blanks anyway which is why there is always an armorer on set.
Yeah I felt bad for Alec bit bias as I am an Alec Baldwin fan but I don't really fault him literally just did what was asked of him
He hired a woman to do a man's job. He deserves jail too.
@@danielvaladez197 Wild statement
Eh if he was just an actor then yes. But he was a producer and had some say in how much they were willing to pay for crew members. They chose not to go with a safe union option... they couldn't get anyone else to do it for the rate of pay, hence why they ended up with a "nepo" hire that really didn't care about what she was doing
Her mediocrity cost another woman's life. She's the main responsible.
She's doing a little "Coco-cola" 😂
Omg I was dying 😅😅😅
@@daviddelarosa647 🤣🤣🤣
She knows 😂
😂😂😂😂👃🏻🥤
Sippin' her Coco-coca with her nose
The armourer is to blame. And the boss is to blame for hiring an armourer with no experience who parties and does drugs.
There were a lot of bosses/producers. One of them was Alec Baldwin himself.
And almost of Hollywood parties and does drugs lol.
She has no real experience, no formal schooling, shes using drugs, and alcohol daily, and they put her in charge of firearms, and the safety of the people working. Her and whomever hired and supervised her should be charged with negligent homicide, she shouldnt have the case thrown out. Whoever brought live rounds on set should also be charged.
I mean she said and had reference to one of the most reliable “gun men” in her opinion she was trained she just went against her training
She's an ADULT, she knows what's expected, she's culpable, she's deserves prison, she's GUILTY
Her leading off with "I'm the only FEMALE armorer in the game" shows she expected that to do something for her. Isn't it not supposed to matter. Wonder if that's why she got the job.
Maybe you should be working with law enforcement and the courts so you can tell them how to do their jobs.
yeah her hangover literally cost someone their life that day
It's Hannah's fault she should be liable the armorer is supposed to check if there is any real ammunition or prop ammunition in the weapon not Alec Baldwin even if he fired weapon on set she the one who caused all of this. He's an actor he did not know that it was real ammunition in the gun no Hannah case should not be dismissed.
Fr, they shouldnt have charged Alec for this. It's not even his job to check if the guns have dummy bullets or not. But they obviously charged him for murder because he still shot her
@@ASIANKID_DAOG12 and the real ammunition was in the ammo box either he or she put it there she's still the armorer she's still supposed to check it
I am in no way in Alec Baldwin fan however I believe that they screwed up even charging him to begin with with this he was totally innocent.
Except Baldwin goes around talking about gun control but he can’t even practice basic gun safety. It is his responsibility as well
@@juliearmfield2634 Prosecutors are usually the kids who did the worst in law school.
3:44 - I've always felt bad for Alec Baldwin thruout this situation bc it's not his fault that there was a real bullet in there. Yes, he shot the gun, but he never had the intention to kill anyone.
Yea lots of people basically wanted him crucified.
I believe Hannah remains guilty as charged. She was correct during her initial police interview, that it's all on her. Even if Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger, he shouldn't be charged, as it's not his responsibility to ensure the set's armorer did her job.
He expects the prop gun to be a prop.
@@robanybody4064you didnt pay attention 😂
@@neilsiebenthal9254instead of being condescending, explain your opinion
@@Tortilla.Reform They were condescending because they couldn't reasonably explain their opinion.
You expect too much from them.
He was the director who made a diversity hire for publicity by hiring the “first lead female armorrrerrrr” so failed as a director and is responsible but in the clear as an actor
As soon as he said “lady working on Hollywood set with guns” I knew who he was talking about
She was too young and too inexperienced to be on that job. Her father should have been there as her assistant.
Low-budget indie production, and presumably they trusted the reputation of her father. Mistake.
This event will likely trigger regulation into the industry regarding how much training an armourer should have, who film producers are allowed to hire etc. .
The person training should be the assistant not the other way around tf? You create so many liability issues if you do it your way.
While her father may have a very little fault in this, its really her who's really the blame.
She’s an ADULT ffs and she can’t even stay sober for a bit. Lack sense of responsibility.
18 months is peanuts for basically not doing your job and it leading to a death.
“Armourerererrrerererrrrr”
-Sun Tzu, Art of War
“hey, I know how to say armourer”
- Sun Tzu, Art of War
Corny
@@funfinyt "nuh uh"
-Sun Jian, his son
😂😂😂
"為什麼人們認為我說話了"
- Sun Tzu, the Art of War
She had 1 job and she couldn’t do it. She should stay in jail.
Dumb take, Americans are obsessed with punishment.
Could she do it, we now know the Rounds might have come from 1883, and were manufactured by Joe Swanson.
Look everyone makes mistakes
@@Noelm.iceanu😂
@@Noelm.iceanuWow, a mistake that is dangerous yet easily avoidable, and YOU think that its fine? Yea you have low as hell standards
0:54 Interesting button placement.
I don't feel so bad for thinking that now.
BBC❌
CNN ❌
SKY ❌
RAY ✅
ABC❌
FOX ❌️
FOX ❌️
NEWSMAX ❌️
NBC ❌️
They're all killers if you ask me. That's why I only get my news from ground news. Promo code coming soon
@@GodLovesYouAllTheTime
Fox News ❌️❌️
Inside Edition ❌️
I've heard a lot of gun people say that it was Baldwin's fault because he was handling the gun. But I have to say, if I was working on a movie and someone handed me a gun, I have no idea how to safely check it to make sure that it's not loaded with live rounds. I would be dependent on the supposed professional on site
She shouldn't have boozed while in her job, bruh
Or Coca-Colaed 😅
@@angelaward2942or zaza’d
Weed, alcohol and guns can be dangerous. Not thinking while drunk and forgetting about it while high.
@@PHUCKyoutube689 Exactly
His reaction was genuine when finding out the cinematographer didn't make it
When Ray said “Armourerrer” i felt that
LOLL
Ok but how did live rounds get on a movie set and specifically into that gun to be given to the actor? All this seem sus
Exactly. Hannah is innocent, until its discovered the reason why live ammo is on set.
Me waiting for the “until”:
SO REAL
FR😂
I WAS WAITING FOR IT TOO
Fr
Yes
Honestly seeing alec's reaction to this makes me love him more idk y
I heard armorer and Alec Baldwin and knew where this was going
What does that even mean?
@@Justin22139
It means that he recognized which case this episode was going to be about, after hearing "armorer" and "Alec Baldwin" being mentioned.
Wow, we have a Sherlock Holmes over here.
I had a feeling when he said armorer but as soon as he said Alec Baldwin I knew for sure
That's like saying I heard Marilyn Manson had some ribs removed...
Why the hell were real bullets on set in the first place? I don’t understand
The armorer is sloppy
Hannah's attorneys have also filed an appeal on the jury instructions to force a new trial. Apparently it isn't clear whether the jury was truly unanimous in their verdict because of potentially faulty jury instructions.
I never saw Baldwin at fault but Hanna can serve her time…. That is a high pressure job for sure, but not one you skip steps on.
Oh yeah, a high pressure job where she gets drunk and takes drugs. She is totally negligent and is highly unqualified for that kind of job. She's done either way even if she leaves prison.
Poor Alec, though. I can't even imagine the trauma he was experiencing.
Am soo addicted to your crime stories.
I have my bar oral exam tomorrow, but i had to watch this just for my mental
0:34 "Armorererer"😂 Your hair looks great by the way Ray
Thats what nepotism gets you
That's a flattering rendition of Hannah, lol
That's what I thought lol.
Min 6:05 judges don’t fight around with withholding evidence….. kamala harris hold mah drink
It's clear that the armorer fucked it up. She should be serious about her job, and yet she wasn't, causing the poor girl's life. Baldwin didn't knew whether there was live ammo or not, as he would have assumed that the armorer loaded the gun with dummy ammo, and how does the hammer alone made the gun go off? Wasn't there a safety or something on the revolver, and wasn't the revolver supposed to be a prop one?
Armorer definitely fucked it all up! Her case should not be dropped under any circumstances.
"Shes doing a little Coca Cola"
Got me dying
😂😂😂
And I quote " a little a Coca-Cola"
Only 18 months!? Thats nuts!
I immeadetly just stopped what i was doing as soon as this notification popped up, i think i might be addicted to your videos
Hannah deserve to be in prison. Alec Baldwin never should have been charged.
Alec shouldn't have even been charged how would he even know or ever think there was live ammunition anywhere on set
I do think the charge was valid, but only because of reasonable doubt.
"i got trained by my dad and i f**ked up im a failure"
Please, please tell me more about how you are the victim in all this....
Alex lied. I do not know why. He never should have been charged. He was handed a live pistol while he was trying to act. He is an actor. This is a great example of gun safety. Accidents happen. With guns there are no do overs.
I love how he rubbed his nose for “Coca-Cola” 😂
Me just casually waiting for the “until” 😭
You know the real drama starts when Ray says “Until”
She's doing a little "zaza and coca cola". Best way to describe it.😂
This is 10000% more better then watching the news
She had one job and people's safety depended on it. So she is 100% responsible.
100%
It's not fair that Alex got blamed for it
The gun was in his hand, he was the last line of safety, he failed.
Yes it is, gun safety is everyone's responsibility that handles a gun.
@@BestWorste No. He's an actor. That's like saying a pilot is responsible for the plane's engine working properly. It's not his responsibility in this scenario.
@allie5171 so you realize there are things called preflight checks that pilots are supposed to do...
@@TheReforgedgaming in this specific scenario how in the world could he expect there'd be a real bullet in there ? It's ridiculous. Which is clearly why he didn't get convicted of anything.
Hannah should be in prison even if they dismissed her case. She was irresponsible and caused the death of somebody else.
What an overall awful situation, no one intended to harm anybody.
She needs to serve her time given. She was fully responsible for checking all firearms and was negligent at doing her job.
I can't believe any armourer or anyone that has ever handed live and blank rounds could ever "accidentally" mix them up while loading a revolver, not only do they look strikingly different, but live rounds even weigh significantly more,
The question is: why are there LIVE rounds on set???
She messed up by not doing her job. Literally, she has one job! 😮
even if alec did pull the trigger he didn’t know it was actual amo
I don't think he should have been charged to begin with. Unless he was aware of her unprofessional behavior and did nothing. If we're talking about a civil case, then the production company or whatever could possibly be financially liable.
who ever brought the real bullets should be the one who gets charged, and Hannah and the assistant director should also be charge... Maybe not the assistant depends if they are supposted to check the guns but idk.
exactly,you don't know
It was actually me my bad
@@Randomstunts4everyou let us down man... dang
If anything she should have been charged with negligence not manslaughter
Yeah, no one asking why was there real bullets on set and who brought them?
I’m addicted to your stories 💀
Anyone that says this was all her fault should never be handling a firearm. She bears some responsibility for sure. A lot of the responsibility but so does anyone else that handled that weapon from the time she did until it got into Alex Baldwin's hands.
If they were withholding evidence, why was the armorererrrers charges not dismissed? Theres something odd there.
Because it wasn't revealed until Baldwin's trial.
Different trials
The evidence would have in no way helped the armorer... it actually would have made it worse.
As soon as I heard Alec Baldwin, I knew EXACTLY where this was going
I found Frog101 in the wild
I'll never understand why a functioning gun was even ever on set. Should have been a prop gun uncappable of firing real bullets. Or is it incapable?
It’s kinda wild. The bullets look different and she somehow still fucked up when she grew up and trained around this stuff growing up. Unacceptable.
Getting handed a gun and not checking it, then aiming at someone is your own fault. Gun safety 101 movie or not.🤷♂️
Never forget!
HE STILL LIED ABOUT PULLING THE TRIGGER
1:40 you could say nose candy or booger sugar
Even after someone dies all she can think about is being a "female armorer", sad
The audacity of her team to file to dismiss...
Those who scream "no is above the law", are usually the ones getting away with it.
How do we know the live rounds were not introduced til After the armorer did her job?
The police interview makes me feel bad for her, honestly. She's accepted reality instead of making excuses, and that is commendable these days.
Why did you make me addicted to your stories??
Was it the little coca cola lol
The revolver didn’t go off the trigger was pulled. That model gun doesn’t just go off.
Yes she should be held accountable. BUT HOW TF DID A LIVE ROUND GET IN TO A BOX OF DUMMY ROUNDS?!?
This should become a drinking game. Anytime he says Armourer take a sip.
Me just waiting for a “until”😂
I was watching this with my friend and as soon as he said, Hannah, my friend screamed “HANNAH MONTANA”
I really appreciate you jumping in and giving the latest update. That’s pretty bad ass. Longtime fan. Always a fan.
It was crazy how much pressure they put on Baldwin in this case. He has no place being charged as an actor using a prop.
HANNAH BANANA THE ARMORMORMORMOR
And yet the guy who actually pulled trigger got absolutely nothing.
Cuz famous people don’t experience the law like the rest of us.
While its not Alec's fault he absolutely lies about pulling the trigger...no way in the world the gun went off like that..
Exactly. It was an accident but he lied about pulling the trigger to avoid anything looking bad on him. He keeps sticking to the J Smollett’s “ if you keep saying it enough ,maybe people will believe it” excuse. His wife is a real fraud too
I honestly didn't know where this was going exactly until he said Alec Baldwin...also armorer-er-er-er is exactly how I have trouble with "murderer"
"armourer'er'er" 😂
If Alec isn’t responsible she isn’t either
She was a scapegoat.
Don't worry, girl. All of those people blaming Alec Baldwin, for not being a weapons expert, are going to make sure that you get outta The Clink.
Bang, the revolver goes off? Are you saying the revolver just went off without having the trigger pulled? I don't believe so, Baldwin must have pulled the trigger.
Baldwin is a lying POS.
There's speculation that the hammer malfunctioned and that's why it went off with no trigger pull
@@Randydaudt he lied he didn't pulled the trigger
She never should have took that job. NO experience. They probably paid her a lot less than an experienced armorer. IMO she should be in jail and whoever hired her should be too….
Imagine you killed someone unintentionally and that person is close to you. Alec must've been suffering emotionally regardless of the outcome of the case
This was tragic. If you are handling a gun, YOU are responsible . Everybody's responsible who handled the gun.
She is definitely at fault but the real question is.. HOW THE FUK WERE THERE REAL BULLETS?!?!?!? SOMEONE DID BRING THEM EITHER KNOWINGLY OR UNKNOWINGLY
I'm not a huge fan of Alec but he shouldn't have been charged. The armorer should stay in jail. She failed at her job.
the live rounds SHE brought in. The existence of the live rounds does NOT exonerate her. It shouldn't be dismissed.
Under 15 minutes gang 👇
Quick side note, blanks do NOT look like real rounds and are DESIGNED to not look like real rounds. There was no confusion of whether or not it was a dummy round when it was loaded into the gun.