FULL Alec Baldwin Police Interview About Rust Shooting Incident
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2022
- Authorities released the full interview with Alec Baldwin showing them questioning him about the Rust movie shooting incident. During this interview, Baldwin is told that Halyna Hutchins succumbed to her injuries. Film director Joel Souza was also injured during this incident when a live round was discharged from a revolver used as a prop by actor Alec Baldwin. Baldwin has denied responsibility for the fatal shooting of Hutchins. Baldwin has also been named in two civil suits, with one accusing him of playing Russian roulette with the revolver.
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I 100% stand behind Alec Baldwin. Standing in front of him is way too dangerous.
Yeah that’s the funniest one on here
Lol
😂😂😂😂
LMFAO
No matter how many times I hear this one, it never gets old. 🤣🤣
After watching this video, I'd like to speak to a lawyer and I wasn't even there.
Exactly!!!😂😂😂
Right!😂.
Beautiful - LoL !
100% Never speak with out a lawyer and even if you think your in a safe room you never are
Ha! Fuuuuuny
“Never trust an actor with a firearm..” - Abraham Lincoln
Too soon 😂
Too soon. Cant laugh about honest Abe.
😂😅@@kristinludwig4828
Real
Also why are we all here now??😂
He 100 percent interviewed himself
I noticed that as well. He never stopped talking! The detectives rarely got to speak.
I noticed that also. He’s a control freak and wanted to control the direction of the questioning. He also has no respect for woman. He confirmed that when he was talking to his wife on the phone.
@@RR-it2rtor very nervous which who wouldn't be ? I don't like him , but I can't say he's not concerned because he doesn't break out crying like Alec Murdoch . Most men aren't big criers .
They had almost no work to do at all..
Except the part where the cops were asking him questions.
Someone in the comments should say something about not speaking to police without an attorney.
LOL, I get that. Nice one
Heh... don't know if it is a US thing or not, but why would the police be so invested in putting out a charge if they think it's wrong? I get it's safest to use an attourney, but being a Norwegian, the trust in society is pretty strong and I think most here would not have that much problem relaying events to the police as they experienced them. Police is just trying to do their job, they are service-people, they aren't out to get you for no reason.. ridiculous.
Perfectly worded comment.
🤣
@@Alexander_Tronstad I have heard stories of arrest quotas to be met at times of scrutiny of the effectiveness of a police force. Because most police hirings are not of a high enough standard that kind of situation will lead to falsified arrests. The top brass cause that by misusing their position to flatter themselves by having weak officers do their dirty work
Never, ever, consent to a police interview without an attorney. Period. Even if you know you are completely innocent.
Maybe if someone ever kills one of your loved ones (God forbid) the killer will read your comment, heed your advice, get a slick lawyer to get them off on a technicality…and they’ll never have to face accountability. 👍
@@sangertx9077 and maybe one of your family is wrongfully accused and heeds your advice and is vindicated… it can work either way.
I totally agree, that's the main thing I've learned watching these police interviews. They even tell you before they begin like hello!!
Trust me the criminals learn all the angles they don't need my help.
It's a common mistake that guilty people make. In a guilty person's mind, they think asking for a lawyer will make them look guilty. But it's totally the other way around. If police are accusing you of a murder and you know you didn't do it, you bet you're going to be demanding a lawyer.
Nice of him to educate these officers on the art of making fine pictures
Or even mediocre ones, in his case.
right hahah dude thinks hes teaching a film class
He’s lying. He said,l We did it the right way everyday. “ So Alex, why did people walk off the set stating the safety protocol was of concern? Why?
That was just one of the reasons but yeah I agree they really didn’t “do it right every day”.
When he called his wife she had no accent. When he quotes his wife about the gun he talks with an accent. When she talks in public she has an accent. These people are insane.
He wants/needs her attention but she doesn't want to come there and comfort him. She's more interested in "Michelle".
Never could stand him and hilaria.. vile people
She's a loony tune, and he must be too to live in her fantasy world with their 8 zillion kids.
Actors are inherently Narcissists.
They are very insane. They are narcissists who are professional liars, fakers and frauds who are elevated to a deity status.
Word to the wise, even if you aren’t being charged with anything (yet), if you’re hearing the Miranda spiel, you shouldn’t say another word beyond “I want an attorney.”
I think he is living in his own Actor world at this point
Amen
Truer words have never been spoken
@@okiefarmerswife7154 so true. He thinks he is the smartest person in the room.
And they brushed him off when he asked am I being charged…..no (not now they should have said)
Anyone not a celebrity or in show business would’ve already had their phones taken. The scene would’ve been secured immediately. Everyone would’ve been detained immediately. What a bunch of arrogant, entitled people.
They were detained immediately. Try and keep up.
Rright! I was like somethings different, this is boring at first then I realized it’s due to his texting 💬 and I’m not accustomed to seeing people with their phones in interrogations and it hit me. But as soon as I heard that FaceTime sound I thought: he doesn’t realize he’s being recorded without his attorney brilliant and ran to get my snacks 🍿
@@barrybarnes96Um, no one except Gutierrez was detained, and she was not officially detained. They were walking around, on their phones, Halls put or took something from the prop cart.
Sarah called Seth Kinney and she threw away the rest of the rounds in the gun.
@@maryannmcleodevans2012 That theory doesn't match what Alec and Hannah told investigators
I'm now 60 minutes in and Baldwin has yet to ask how the victim is doing?!!
Don't worry he's about to find out
She didn't bother telling him either 😮
Why would he assume the two cops knew anything? They hadn't even made it to the set yet.
Alec doesn’t know she’s dead he think as he said she’s in the hospital in critical condition
His trial is this July I’m waiting
I’ll never in a million years understand why there were live rounds on set to begin with.
Seriously!
mexicans...
Cause its murder.
100%
The armorer didn't take her job seriously.
The old "let's make you feel comfortable and laugh while you let your guard down and tell us everything, only to reveal at the last second that the person you shot accidentally died, then we leave the room and give you a friend to have a "private" conversation that we are recording in order to further incriminate you" routine.
haha and he fell for it, hook-line-sinker.
Well said!
Good
@@fallcolors05 Why wouldn't he look at the camera? Every time I pass by one in a mall or outside I look directly at it because it makes me feel uncomfortable.
I respect most of what cops do but i hate their interrogation tactics!
He says at least 2 times "Hannah gave me the gun".
And he never checked it.
@@angelabrolund1373Not everyone is a gun expert, that's why people are hired for the position. These are not you're run of the mill modern handguns. They are vintage wild west cowboy guns. Besides, they are loaded with blanks, which is a primer, powder, a casing, minus the projectile. What could have happened is like what happened to Brandon Lee, where a revolver had a squib load, which is pop and no kick. The round doesn't have enough force behind it to exit the barrel, so it gets stuck. Then when a blank is loaded, it ejects the round like a regular round being shot. That's what killed Brandon.
@@juanelcubano6713 That, and Alec Baldwin.
Why should he have to check it it was her job why do we need her for her why even have her on the set he's a wasted pay like all liberals pay him for nothing pay him to do nothing this is look like liberal pink hair girl blue hair whatever she is Smurfette ought to go to prison
And now it was Dave Hall…?
On the phone he says come down, we'll vacation, it's all paid for. How fuc**** cold is that attitude
I know, That was COLD.
They had a vacation planned anyway, if he had to be there, he wanted his family there too.
In his defense, he didn't know anyone had died at that point.
@@WebLass he just knew the bullet went through her and hit him, pretty safe to make assumptions at this point 😂
@@mcdo8975 I understand and I think AB is a polarizing a-hole, I'm just saying he didn't know anyone had died when he said that. 🤷♀️
I'm amazed that no one else has said it yet, NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE WITHOUT A LAWYER!!!
Never privately, if footage is there, jumping to a lawyer can make you look guilty...
@@Proposal12 It's a joke, lol...
yeah because he would never lose a career if the cops came out and said, "Mr. Baldwin is refusing to cooperate."
Lmao.. did you just happen to skip through the top 15 comments with thousands of likes?
10 minutes in they haven't even asked him a question. Never tell this guy a secret.
I’d never say a word without an attorney. Even in this instance of possible accident.
anyone who understands how the gun operates can tell this isn't just a simple accident. there is criminal liability involved here. he violated multiple handgun and set production rules.
Especially when it’s an accident
Sure you wouldn’t. When you have no time to gather your thoughts and are in complete shock, you’d think to confidently say “I’m not talking without an attorney”. Most normal people would have the reaction Baldwin had because they know they didn’t do anything wrong on purpose, they just want to get the facts out but quickly realize that they don’t want to accidentally screw themselves.
Killer wanted to have a go for free. That's how You do it!👊🏼👊🏾
@D. Y. Of course, everyone involved lost their job/the movie won't be finished now.
Amazing he never asked how they were doing even after learning it was a real bullet.
Exactly his body language doesn’t even show remorse for what happened regardless if he were innocent.
He was also 100% unsurprised it was a real amo.
"That's a Bullet, that's a BULLET"
Tone indicated an informative statement. With NOT even micro- indications, of shock/horror/anger/guilt, or fear reaction, at first sight of the bullet picture.
@@SnozberriesTasteLikeSnozberrysYou have no idea about that.
He already knew.
Maybe he already knew how they were doing.
These detectives are brilliant, both of their body language is screaming good cop bad cop and he's buying it 100%
Yeah; as a criminal defense attorney my advice is always: “innocent or guilty, NEVER talk to the police; EVER. It cannot help you; in any way; ever.”
You are so right. Everything he is saying to the police will ONLY be used against him.
Witness protection rat deals say otherwise
@@collinpinkerton3089 those are 1:1,000,000; AND 99.99% of the time negotiated by LAWYERS; not by people talking to the police on their own.
So if someone committed a crime against you you would let them get away with it rather than talking to the police? If any of your loved ones was hurt you would not help in any investigation to help police solve the case?
There is no "innocent" in that equation. There's always the assumption of guilt and, if they can't find any, they will make it up as they go.
he was so relieved that they said he’s not being charged and thought it would all be ok
He heard ‘You’re not being charged’ but what they said is ‘you haven’t been charged’. There is world of difference.
@@permrussiatoday Yeah, and they knew that. I have to be honest, I don't like that kind of sneakiness. They should let any suspect know that they haven't been charged, but could be in the future.
@@MultiKm1 oh come on!
Don't you get it?
They act all nice to get information out of you.
@@permrussiatoday Why would he be charged though? He didn't know that was a live gun.
@@kalidilerious Right. But lying by omission is lying and I have no room for that in my moral code.
8:50 he's showing how he's rehearsing pulling the hammer only yet his index finger instinctively pulls as well. Meaning his muscle memory of pulling the hammer back is also pulling the trigger. Even his hand gave him up lmao
We now see the footage and he indeed had his finger on the trigger the whole time
at 31:25 he actually said "When I shot the gun..."
Never ask for a lawyer, Always try and lie your way out of it. That way we will have a lasting supply of these videos to watch !
😂
😂😂🎉
Your cynicism is an inspiration to us all
i dont think ive ever listened to an interview where im 15 minutes in and the interviewer still hasnt asked a single question
He sure gave them a lot to work with.
Yeah. She's at amateurish as you can get.
Because you need to get some baseline first, to know some body language, eye movement and stuff when person is speaking truth as you ask simple questions nobody would lie about
so then if you ask serious question you can tell if person react in same way and if something is not different and its lying of fabricating stuff. Alsi its much better to let him speak if he wants to as he may reveal more than when you just ask question.
a professional police interrogator might have helped instead of 2 clueless girls
@@castorkat4868 you obviously have no clue what you talk about
Every time you pick up a gun, ASSUME IT IS LOADED
You don't know what you are talking about and never have been on a movie set.
Every one should have known that
@@monotech20.14 So what do you think would better? Always assume it isn't loaded and just point it at anybody, cause in that case it leads to things like this!
@@monotech20.14gun safety is gun safety. Especially on a movie set.
Not exactly practical advice for a MOVIE SET
So, a lot of people are shocked with the way the interrogators handled themselves. Please watch JCS Criminal Psychology or dreading. That’s their job; they will come up with the best approach to acquire information from the person they’re interrogating. It’s actually interesting to see them act so friendly because they knew it would play into Alec’s ego. No matter what, always lawyer up.
Thank you, I think a good chunk of these people expect a grizzled detective leaning over the table getting in Alec's face
They're building rapport.
It's just standard professional behavior. Not a ton going on in this one. The "Dreading" guy is a total buffoon by the way.
I don't really understand why he has to go on trial after hanna. She had one job. Make sure the ammo doesn't KILL ANYONE! She's a nepo baby who wasn't paying attention. Listening to her talk, it's like her brain is stuck on loading. Everything is "that's weird. How did that happen. I don't remember." Your only JOB is to pay attention to those guns & ammo🤦♀️
I didn't think that THAT end was coming. I am so sorry for everyone's loss
R.I.P. Halyna Hutchins
Whose that?
@@Fusion991 The victim of the incident
@@jack50019 did she pass?
@@Fusion991 No she didnt. Hence the R.I.P. …. Oh wait..🙄
@@rollinstone6622 R.I.P?
She giggled when she said “ well you know why you’re here “ something is so off about this whole thing
Something is so off about how you people will look so deep into the tiniest little thing as if you've never had a single real life social experience in your life
She’s a female cop playing to a male narcissist. It’s the game
I kept waiting for Saul Goodman to swing open the door and tell him to shut up.
Touche!!!! Better Call Saul!
😂😂
If that was Alec's wife he was talking to on the phone - how did she lose her fake Spanish accent at that time on the phone, but performs the fake accent when interviewed on the street????
That’s what I was thinking. Wtf!??? 😂
Because she is a schizophrenic lunatic.
Because she uses a fake accent, not real. She’s from Boston and is not Spanish, but she pretends to be, very weird.
magic phone!
@@kosmosbjmwtf!
“My wife was born in the US but raised in Spain” And then he impersonates her ridiculous, contrived accent. Wow.
Which is a lie....she was born and raised in boston mass.....
@@isabellavalencia8026 I guess that’s why he used the words “ridiculous, contrived accent”, but what do I know I am just a rock star …
@@whynottalklikeapirat he is actually still pedaling the same old lies
@@isabellavalencia8026 fresh topic but ok. I’m pretty sure he is peddling them though unless he is an avid liar AND bicyclist.
@@isabellavalencia8026 you misunderstood. The person you're replying to meant the original commenter, @blakekilraine7846, used the words "ridiculous contrived accent", not Alec Baldwin.
Flash round, NO RECOIL, live round, RECOIL!! He had to know the second he pulled the trigger
You’re absolutely 100% spot on!
There are varying amounts of recoil from blanks. They come in quarter load, half load and full load. It won't be as much as with a projectile, but it will have some.
@@parsleyfarm328 Very minimal if any, compared to expelling a250gr chunk of lead. When not prepared for the recoil, some shooters have dropped the gun, or hit themselves in the head!
Ex-cop and soldier here. I have never fired that particular weapon. But I did once own a S&W 44 mag. It had hardly any recoil at all with the ammo I used (target practice). I had several privately owned weapons while in the Army.
I once brought my weapons to my parents house while on vacation. My Mom never fired a weapon in her life. That 44 mag was the only one of them that she liked. Only because it hardly had any recoil. So it's certainly possible that colt 45 had very low recoil (depends on the round). But tbh that's probably the last thing on his mind when he's filming. He's probably used to a pre-programmed muscle memory reaction; good actor. I give him the benefit of the doubt.
@@parsleyfarm328 There's zero recoil from blanks. Doesn't matter the load. Perceived recoil on a gun comes entirely from the weight of the bullet (offset by the weight of the gun to some degree), not the load of powder. It's just how physics works. So original commenter is correct, it would be a wildly different feeling from firing a blank. .45 Long Colt is generally in the 240-260 grain range, which would certainly be noticeable.
But like the guy above me said anyway, that's gonna be the last thing on his mind. The screaming and blood and chaos comes at right around the same time as that recoil
Get a lawyer. Don’t talk to police.
I seriously wish you people would stfu. WE GET IT.
How a LOADED gun can be brought onto the set in a scene is beyond comprehension, the level of neglect is astounding.
Fully agree. Americans are failing about how to proper deal with guns. For the time being they are doing in a very reckless way. When they find out they will act,...hopefully.
Real bullets can end up amongst the fake ones, alrwady at the producing place. It's very rare but it does happen.
@@tomerik112 Regardless if everyone practiced proper weapon safety including Alec this would have been avoided
That’s what happens when you let a purple hair lesbian handle a gun
Yes and add that the supposed same gun was used a few days before this.
5:53 "It's just a formality." Translation: You're just waiving your Constitutionally protected rights and anything you say will be used AGAINST YOU in a court of law. It's sickening that police play this game, and how many people willingly go along with it. I have no dog in the hunt when it comes to Alec Baldwin or anyone else being questioned. NEVER talk to the police without consulting an attorney first.
I agree, it's NOT just a formality! That's VERY sneaky and unprofessional.
Nothing to see here,
Move along
AND, cops/interrogators regularly fabricate stories to enlist cooperation, to further implicate/incriminate yourself or an accomplice, etc.
He's not only talking, he's talking non-stop!
Dude what. You have the right to not tell them anything. Youre not ‘waiving youre rights’, the miranda rights are rooted in the 5th and 6th amendment. Ofc if you say something it can be used against you in court but thats not contradictory to anything in the constitution. Please go brush up on the bill of rights.
Heartless the way they break the news that the victim is dead .
I think it's so strange how the officers are laughing just before that, at least one of them knows that she's about to deliver the news of Hutchins passing away. Alec doesn't know, they've ended the actual questioning and he starts relaxing a bit and prepares to leave so his demeanor is understandable, but it's weird the way she's laughing so much at his joke and then just "we have some sad news..."
Not strange at all. It was set up that way , to catch him off guard as they carefully watch his response. It's called "interrogation technique". @@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015
She's trash, what a horrible thing to do 😮
It is possible they knew she was dead before that moment. Telling him earlier in the interview could have caused him to not be as forthcoming about everything as he was. These cops are not on your side regardless if you are a normal guy or a millionaire actor. They are there to get as much info from you as possible no matter what.
Do you understand that the police aren't there to coddle his feelings? If they immediately told him there's a chance that he would go into shock and shut down.
Man no wonder they reopened this case. Much of what he said was refuted by future evidence and further investigation. Even if he was actually innocent, he really did himself a disservice speaking without a lawyer. He answers questions that weren't even asked.
The investigators were smart to use two women instead of two intimidating guys
The wife expresses no concern for his well-being 😢
That's what I thought cold woman
Blame it on the western culture! Nobody cares for nobody
also Hilaria didn't have her Spanish accent when talking to Alec...
Or the victims
Who cares..
It's no coincidence that two young women are interviewing him. They seem so harmless.
What are they 25 years old?😅
As much as I dislike Alec Baldwin I don't think this is on him. He asking the same question everyone else is. How did a live round get on set.
He's totally innocent, which is obvious. I think he's an executive producer but I could be wrong, so he does bear some blame for hiring an incompetent armorer who already had incidents within props on this film. She should have been fired on the spot way before this elevated.
Was it planted meant for someone
Wow this is not how you tell someone that a person has passed 😢
True but the news was already out and all over the media while he was being interviewed. That’s why they told him so he didn’t find out from the media that was waiting outside the station that she didn’t make it. Could they have told him in a better way? Yes! But as the officer said she didn’t want him to hear it from someone else (ie the press who was outside) because he wouldn’t know if they were telling the truth or not. If I was in his shoes I’d prefer to hear it from the cops then someone random who have done nothing but write and post negative things about me for years!
You realise he's no relation to her and they are interviewing him for her murder?
I think they knew he didn't care - he never even asked about her.
Baldwin immediately gives lots of details of things nobody had yet asked him .
Yes, he shouldn't, because anything you say can be used against you....
Not talking would’ve just made him seem more suspicious
sign of guilt
Alec throwing Hannah under the bus non stop.
@@HH-gd6cj Talking is a sign of stupidity. Who cares if the cops think that you are guilty? Let them prove it.
I'm amazed that he spoke without an attorney, even if they say he's not being charged.
That's because he thinks he's invulnerable.
The reason why is, it's the contract(all movie contracts) the negligence no matter what is on the Prop master/Weapons master or Armorer, anyone who oversees all weapons that are used on a production.
@@malrovalno doesn’t change the fact you always ask for a lawyer. They’re not his friends, and it’s a very serious situation.
@@Evocati-Augusti You're right. But that's not why. It doesn't matter who is responsible, have a lawyer there.
@@jamesrockon9340 you got that right
Wow he is saying we should enjoy ourselves its been paid for....wow what a self centered jerk
@@brmc6145he didn't know anyone had died he literally gets informed of the death in this video.
Im shocked he didnt speak to his lawyer before the cops showed up on set
Never assume anything when it comes to firearms and never talk to police without a lawyer.
If you were in his situation i bet you would have done the same thing, there was absolutely no reason for him to think there would be a live bullet in the gun.
2 rules to live by right there.
@@tamitribbiani7907 Except that rule number 1 of gun safety reads "treat every gun as loaded even if it isn't".
@@tamitribbiani7907 no way..In other countries we know NOT to speak.. regardless.
@@firetruck988 And that's a fine and dandy general rule when it comes to recreational shooting. Does not apply in this case. Otherwise we would not have guns in movies. At all, ever.
in only a couple minutes of speaking to detectives, Alec gave a more comprehensive and thorough explanation of the armorer's job than the armorer herself did throughout her whole interview. Just wow.
my thoery is, and i think this will be the outcome,with all the talk in the news about how the crew hated working on the set, that somebody did bring a real bullet on set, not to kill anybody, but to shut it down...because if a real bullet had gone off, everyone could have gotten out of there contract
Because it was rehearsed.
@@lawsonransom8318 who rehearsed?
The crew leaked there were safety issues...before this happened
@@Evocati-Augusti if I have to explain it...yeah.
funny how she doesn't have a spanish accent when she's talking to her husband on the phone... but she does when talking to reporters
He lied about the film crew "getting fired" and later they "quit". They walked out because of safety issues on set. Baldwin never mentions that here.
i think it was over accommodation issues mainly
@@freelectron2029 the housing issues were about safety. they were doing grueling days and then having to drive hrs to and from abq. this whole production was a safety shitshow.
They didn't quit over safety issues. They quit over low pay and a long drive. Reportedly, one of the six also felt that the set was unsafe, but their main beef was pay and accomodation. Although, it is important to note that they were getting paid per their union negociated contract. This is why none of the six were witnesses at the trial. Unrelated beef.
He seems to lack Empathy for the accident that killed that sweet women.Why hasn't he asked about her.She was a mother and wife.Its very tragic😢
Union problems included $$$$. The bunch left!
A judge actually degraded me for getting a lawyer. My attorney knew more then the judge. Thankfully my lawyer spoke fast and said she does not have to answer that it is her right to fight any allegations. I would have lost the case if I didn't listen to my father and get a lawyer and refuse to talk to anyone with out my lawyer
A judge degraded you for getting a lawyer? What a shining example of a POS judge.
Should have learned the then/than rule in middle school.
Alec has a big inflated ego thinks he is above the law . Many people in that movie will be sued for negligence!
@@TrumpFanNetwork2I more then agree with you lol 😆
@@marcs990 - English-Do you speak it?
A live round shouldn't be anywhere near a movie set... in any movie. They're never used. The odds of there being a live round in a movie prop gun are astronomical. The odds of an actor pointing that gun at someone off camera and firing that live round, which leads to serious injury or death, are also astronomical. As close to impossible as you will ever get.
Duhhhhh and I think you're already inferring this, Alec Baldwin killed her intentionally
@@triggeringusingreality4934 he didn’t load his gun the armored did goofy
@@triggeringusingreality4934 He was handed the gun.....
He pointed a firearm at another person without checking to see if it was loaded, then pulled the trigger... It's standard procedure for each person including the actor or stunt person to check the status of anything besides a non- firing cast resin (rubber gun) because even blanks if loaded accidentally can be very dangerous and even deadly... He did none of this, although he certainly has during the production of other movies that he has acted in? 🤔
@@berryreading4809 I'd agree with you if it weren't for the fact that they had a dedicated professional to do just that.
A friend of mine had winter wheels fitted by a mechanic shop. A couple of minutes after driving off, one of the wheels came off. Luckily nothing serious happened and nobody got hurt, but imagine someone had been hit by a runaway wheel. Would it be reasonable to assume that he should have inspected all wheels after professionals just did, or rather: were clearly expected to?
A film crew is like any other team where everyone has a job to do that others trust and rely on.
Depending on which country you are in, the owner of the car (or in this case the actor with the gun) might carry some of the responsibility since he's driving the car / shooting the gun - but IMHO it seems that it's someone else's f**kup that brought about both situations.
😮 so he hints by saying he never pulled the trigger thinking that makes him totaly uninvolved No Alec it only makes you a Pathetic Liar! When a gun is cocked A guns trigger requires to be pressed in order to fire unless the boogey man pressed it
Pretty nonchalant for a guy who just ended a persons life.
Bruh, guilty, innocent, whatever, don’t ever talk to police or investigators without an attorney.
Even at work you should have a witness!
Shelli Fox especially at work and be sure it’s not sycophant of the boss.
Important advice everyone should listen to. The police have one motive.
Straight up... But but but but, I'm Alec Baldwin and can talk my way out of anything, plus they love me, I've done 75 movies.
Hold my Colt and watch this
shut it, mainly criminals and movies bubble that meme, he had nothing to hide and nothing negative happened to him out of this.
1:12:00 “I just spent the last hour telling the police how I killed someone”
He didn’t know the woman died!
The one thing I think of is that for a man who pushes gun control so heavily, why doesnt he practice gun safety? The most basic rules of gun safety is to always clear the gun for yourself, even if you trust the person who hands it to you. You always always render the gun safe, or at least check it. It takes literally 60 seconds. Even on a movie set actors should use best safety practices for themselves and not rely on anyone else.
What makes you think most people who know the rules follow them?! You guys aren't saints, you make mistakes, you cut rules and you put blind faith into others.
Thank you for sharing this interview.
Interesting that he takes control of the interview at the beginning without having been asked a question!
Maybe he wants to help the investigation as much as he can
If I was questioning I would also be concerned about why it took so long before they called the police. I would have Alec go step by step on what happened exactly right after the shooting took place. There might be negligence in how the bullet made it into the gun and negligence in the efforts to save her after the tragic shooting
No bullet is allowed on set.
These police officers are kids. A lot of giggles. Two year back log on the lab. They were telling him it may be a long time before the lab can look at evidence. Yikes
agreed the line of questioning was strange to me . They let him keep taking the story back to the bullets rather than what happened leading up to incident I think they know more about some troubles on the set that hes not divulging maybe ??
This was not negligence... it was intentional murder...
Baldwin shooting victim Halyna Hutchins was wife of lawyer for powerhouse law firm Latham and Watkins. Latham and Watkins represented Sussmann ...
His attitude is completely obnoxious at the beginning here. Like he's gonna do all the talking and school the ladies on how it all works, and thinks to himself maybe I'll really wow these detectives and volunteer to autograph their water bottles.
why would there be live rounds on the set to begin with?
Apparently some of the crew entertained themselves shooting targets when not filming. Alex should have never allowed this. He knew. He was a producer and an actor in the movie, so how foolish was that.
@@terril.3030 Precisely
Low budget movie 🍿
Wow! These woman knew from the beginning that the woman was dead! They acted like it’s ok to talk. They were laughing and joking the whole time, because they knew as soon as Alec found out he would lawyer up! He should never have spoken to them without a lawyer! I’m shocked that someone of his level of wealth, didn’t have someone looking out for him!
I agree wholeheartedly, but it doesn't change the fact he pulled the trigger. Guns don't just go off. I noticed a lot of people who follow this story are into the entertainment sphere, and may not be familiar with how guns work. Blows my mind that "he thought it was empty" or "they told me to point it" are being offered as a defense. I know those arguments make sense to people, but I can't grasp them personally.
@@MF-rw3rb Why not?
As an actor you have a part to play. You're an actor on a set with fake guns/ knives anything
Don't you think the people at the John wick movies never fire blanks at eachother? Its normal practice. Blank rounds get used all the time. (I've seen disneyland use them in a live play ffs) (People would have died if he wasnt shooting blanks at the other actor)
So he shot the gun thinking it was fake. Either as a joke, In a scene or in a repetition
He couldn't have known the gun was real and loaded. How can't you grasp that? It literally should have been a toy gun.
@@MF-rw3rb he didn't pull the trigger, he pulled back the hammer partway as was part of the scene they were filming.
baldwin is POS...period
@@1232002Jarne its literally a real gun though.. but the rest of your comment stands though
Going to guess 30 seconds in that this man is about to give us a master class in why you don't talk to the police.
Oh they'll say something innocent like "Did you have enough blankets last night? You were wet coming in were you warm enough?" you reply "Yes thanks" and it's *blam* "So you WERE out last night". Never say *anything* without a lawer. END OF
Every. Single. Comment.
They Mirandized him even without being detained or charged. Good job ladies
Geez … they didn’t even ask him a question and he just starts yammering ! He’s so full of himself.
He admitted he was handed the gun by Hanna who stated "cold gun, do you want to check?", and he replied "No, I'm good". That right there is where he went wrong, he should have checked the gun and with this statement he really proves his culpability but ironically he doesn't seem to realize it. He rushes past this, and spends so much time wondering what could have caused this accident. Wow. He just doesn't get it.
Didn't the AD hand it to him before Halyna was shot?
@@acerbic6817 yes your right. The fact that he said Hanna handed it to him when it was really the AD, and also that he kept bringing up her name in the police interview was brought up. People wondering if he was trying to throw her under the bus. Definitely wasn't truthful.
@@kathleenmorrison8450 yeah he knew that if he said it was the AD, the detectives would go to town on that. But I think they already knew and were just giving him enough rope... as the saying goes.
Not culpability for not checking when it is THE JOB of the one handing him the gun and whose job it is to make sure it is safe.
No she asked if he wanted to check the gun....she didn't say "check the gun" , also I believe it was her job to make the gun ready for making the movie!.....am I wrong?
Kind of gut wrenching how they just went from laughing/joking to abruptly telling him she didn’t make it. It was almost cruelly done.
If they would have told him first he would’ve gotten a lawyer
What does it say about you, Michele, that your main concern is this killer’s feelings?
.. ( 1:09:57 ) .. Those 2-Cops "SET HIM UP WITH ALL OF THE LAUGHTER ... & ... THEN SLAMMED HIM "FACE-FIRST" INTO THE PAVEMENT" .. ( 1:11:13 ) ..
That's what got me as well, man. I saw it coming after seeing too many interrogations.. But this one hit different.
@@chrishandsome3388 her comment doesn’t really say that about her. It’s an observation of a moment. Your comment however suggests a very simplistic and judgmental mind. 🤷🏻♀️
His answer to the question, of intent is stunning, he actually hesitates and goes in to a strange explanation almost like he is leading the officers away from him and placing the responsibility on others at the same time not answering the question was any of this in his mind or opinion intentional.
To what end?
Why would there be live rounds anywhere near the set?
Why would there be live rounds anywhere near an irresponsible oaf like baldwin? That's a crime in itself.
I think he spoke with them because he genuinely felt like whatever happened was an accident and that he had nothing to hide. But this is exactly why you should have your lawyer do the talking. Whether or not he’s at fault, he genuinely seemed unaware of a live round and he looked truly saddened by her death.
Alec Baldwin was required to check the firarm himself (Screen actors Guild Safety Bulletin page 4 paragraph 1) or have it checked for him in his presence. He was never to aim a firearm at an individual (Course S of Contracts and services). He had verbal instructions to never aim a firearm at an individual; he admitted that in his ABC interview. Alec Baldwin ignored the movie, industry safety protocols; that was not an accident, that was a choice. He aimed the revolver, pulled the trigger, shot and killed Halyna Hutchins. He did not intentionally kill her, but he did not intentionally follow the safety rules.
I think you are right on. He did not know it was a live round that was fired, nor that one person involved passed. Everything about his demeanor said he thought it was a small workplace accident in which some schrapnel may have caused undue harm. The instant they told him she died combined with the knowledge it was a live round he realized the gravity and got out asap
@@kirbyyI don't blame Alex really because his heart was in the right place trying to help but his clue SHOULD have been them mirandizing him. ANY TIME that happens don't say another word!
I think he pulled the trigger thinking it was a completely empty gun because it was just a rehersal
@@linsqopiring6816yet a minute before interviewing, he asked wife to come with the kids to have some fun. Really!
This was an easily preventable tragedy that no-one should have to go through, not even those potentially culpable.
definitely although I bet it would happen on other film sets if live rounds were mixed in (for similar reasons) which would be lack of procedure. Though maybe not as the armourer here was clearly incompetent.
@@alzon5712 What I don't understand is who is the gun registered to? Was it a prop that was leased/rented from a prop company? Was it owned by a friend who says, "Hey, do you want to borrow my gun for the movie"? Do guns used in movies actually have live rounds in it so when they shoot out into the air, it makes noise? Why was it important to have live ammo in prop guns? Did some deviant person sneek a bullet into the chamber when no one was looking? It's like making a movie with period vehicles about a chase scene from say the 1960's. The vehicle is leased, and is on set. IN the scene, the driver is behind the wheel, and he turns on the ignition, and the whole car explodes because the gas tank actually had nitroglycerine in it, and it killed the driver and hurt others close around. Does anybody check for safety? I know, too many questions, but someone is responsible for negligence.
@@lostinmyspace4910 The newspaper The Los Angeles Times had excellent coverage of this story, including much that would answer probably most of your questions. Never stop being curious! 👍
Yeah don't use working guns on movie sets. So many fake super realistic ones available to use.
Nobody is perfect.
Absolutely negligent. For one thing, the word “ assume” and “ gun” should never be in the same sentence.
Hmmm … how about this sentence then: “For one thing, the word “ assume” and “ gun” should never be in the same sentence”?
they pay people to make sure this doesnt happen. its called an armorer. baldwin isnt guilty because he didnt know better.
@@whynottalklikeapirat that’s nearly the dumbest thing I ever read. I’m just saying they say lot in the interviews. I assumed the gun was cold that’s all anyone that knows anything about guns knows you never assume a gun is not loaded. You treat every gun as though it’s loaded and if you don’t know that you probably should not be handling guns. Never assume a gun is cold that’s your full responsibility to check otherwise things like this happen.
@@stevecomb180 Wow - there was another one: “I assumed the gun was cold” and another one: “you never assume a gun is not loaded” and another one: “Never assume a gun is cold”. YOu’re on a roll today mate 😄👍
That’s amazing how someone with all that money and managing directors, agents and lawyers, he went to talk to the cops without a lawyer? Wow! I wouldn’t talk to the cops without a lawyer if a found a dollar on the ground and I was being charged with theft.
It's money and EGO. People like that think they can talk their way out of everything. I manage a law office and it is maddening. Most of the time their wives end up finding out they are there, calling lawyers and saying "GET DOWN THERE!"
It’s because he knows he didn’t do it, but that you’re hundred percent right, you should always bring your lawyer😬
@@samanthasullivan1165 I don’t think so, I don’t think he is in charge of anything except walking out & learning his lines so in his mind, someone else did this and I would agree. There is a high probability that he did not do this. There was a huge walk out six hours before and my guess is somebody who worked out sabotaged that gun!
@@myopinionmatters Hey Pal, I never got the whole truth about this. Are they still fighting this, was he found guilty of anything, or did he or his lawyers try to blame someone else. Just curious because I haven’t seen anything
He probably didn't understand how serious of a position he was in.
Alec said he never pulled the trigger.
That makes me question everything else he’s stated here
He definitely pulled the trigger
@@melissagriffin9611 Yep! Its a single action gun, his finger was on the trigger and when he pulled the hammer back there was nothing to engage it and it fired. Had he a friggin clue about guns in his pathetic acting career he would have know that.
@@tmcblane The thing is he does have a clue - watch him explain to the police the intricacies of guns in films. He thought the rules didn't apply to him, and here we are. Turns out the rules did apply to him.
Just so sad for her family. Full stop.
You would think with all the other shots going off everyone would have double checked the guns
How on earth could the film company let him be in there alone?!? Surely they had people all over it immediately demanding to speak to him to stop this.
Except he's the "super star" and producer of the movie, so I doubt anyone had enough clout to influence him
I’m pretty sure he was part of the production company
There was no “film company.” This was an “Indie” …a production independent of a major studio. So the producers are actually the “film company”, per se.
He was the Film Company! He was the Producer too! Earlier that day before the shooting 7 people walked off the set because of security issues. So non union workers were hired that morning.
He was making this movie as cheaply as possible. There was no Paramount or Universal behind this one.
A general guide is that if you're ever being interviewed by more than one person you're either going for a high-level job or you're in big trouble...
Exactly. Bad cop, good cop. The DA in LA Confidential said he invented it. They are looking for something.
Or you've been selected by thousands to attend a fancy art school but the teachers insist on only having students that recognize them as superiors and suck up to them. So every single person is interviewed for how well they're able to interact with the instructors. And the quality of the work, not that important. We get paid either way by the goverment.
I was interviewed by three people for a grocery store clerk position
"i cant believe It passed through her"
The Minimisation is top tier😂
He was 100% locked in on the fact that there were no actual bullets. He assumed that it was wadding or debris in the barrel at the most.
that´s a genuin shock / panick reaction right there.
17:31 Armorer: "Do you wanna check (the gun)" Alec "No, I'm good". You should ALWAYS check any firearm handed to you no matter who gave it to you.
Thats a point I drive home during training, and everyone I know checks the breach first thing upon picking up a firearm, even their own.
He was making a film. Fake guns, fake bullets. He trusted the armorist to do her job.
@@quietcrochet8168 that's the problem, you don't just trust someone, that's how things like this happen. When you are in possession of a gun you are responsible for it. If he physically saw the gun being unloaded right in front of him then ok, cool. You still dont point it at someone and pull the trigger.
blood sacrifice
The rules state that the actor given the gun must verify it is okay. This is key here. Check out the Guild Laws.
He over talks because of his narcissism and needing to dominate the narrative. A cops dream.
First rule of gun safety. Someone hands you a gun CHECK IT‼️ That was his responsibility and he said he took her at her word‼️
It's easy to say he shouldn't have talked to them without a lawyer, but remember he did not know she had died at this point and I guess his concern for the people he thought were just wounded was greater than his concern for himself as he did not even realise there was a manslaughter involved. You can tell he's trying to figure out what happened and wants to work with the police.
But even if no one had died, he could potentially be looking at some negligent charge. So the statement of "remain silent until you have an attorney" still stands, regardless of how big or small the crime/situation is and regardless of if you're innocent or guilty.
@@DragonsOfSnow If he had lawyered up and refused to talk he would of looked so guilty, then people would think it was murder, that he loaded the gun with a bullet. He could be looking at a 1st degree murder change then. But because he was willing to help police they look satisfied he had no idea and was just unlucky to be the actor the gun was given to.
Always always have a lawyer. Period. Having a lawyer does not make you look guilty. These detectives will lie to you. Will twist words if they think something is flakey.
That is a myth that having a lawyer makes one look guilty. Guilty to whom? The detectives? Who cares what they "think". Their opinion doesnt matter as far as some made up idea that you are guilty if you arent. But everything is recorded and without a lawyer it is much much more risky that ones minimal knowledge of the law could entrap them with their own words.
Always have a lawyer present.
I learned the hard way to STFU. If law enforcement wants to talk to me in ANY CAPACITY: first, am I under arrest?
-no.
Cool. Call my lawyer. Bye.
@@FleagleSangria Didn't Brian Laundrie's family having a lawyer made them look guilty and complicit in covering up their son's crime? You're forgetting, John, about the court of public opinion. It has a sway on juries and judges ... that's the world we live in
The only call Alec should have made was to his lawyer. The only thing he should have said to the cops, is i don't answer questions and I want my lawyer.
YOU MADE YOUR POINT VERY CLEARLY, SIR. We hear you.
I believe Baldwin’s personality is a lot of what he is being judged on. However, he was negligent on scene but after watching the Hannah trial thus far and all the interviews with everyone…it’s just not a qualification of an actor to check the gun. He is right that this is what the other people are for. Jensen checks because that’s his deal, but he was honest about could you imagine if the actors had the last say? No. I don’t think this is his fault. Whether you like him or not, but he had been negligent on the set.
For people just wanting the *reaction of Baldwin hearing for the first time that Cinematographer, Hayla Hutchins died* : 1:11:17
how did you find that so quickly
@@kedarguruu @Kedar Hiremath I have watched tons of Police interrogations in my life. If a person is directly/indirectly involved in someone's death, they usually tell the suspect right there and then to study their reaction to the news, which is usually at the end of the interviews.
Thanks!
he looks selfish and concerned about his own future. i'm not surprised.
No one knows how they would react in this situation. Everyone's emotive traits are different.
I always tell my mom “I never talk to the police without an attorney present, and neither should you.” She says “if I haven’t done anything wrong then what would I have to worry about?”
I hope she never finds out why you need a lawyer. Cause once you say something in an interview with police, it never goes away
Huh?
You wrote a word salad there. You say you hope she never finds out "why" she needs a lawyer.... and I thought you were going to enlighten and educate everyone, but you didn't.
All you said is it never goes away. Okay, what does that even mean? Everything you do on the internet doesn't go away, and?
People aren't worried about the things they tell the police not going away. They're worried about it being used against them.
@@dangerous8333 yeah I assumed the people reading it would be smart enough to infer what I meant, but apparently Dan wasn’t. So I’ll go ahead and enlighten and educate ya.
Often when police question people they will start with a friendly approach. “Hey we’re just tryin to figure this thing out, it’s not a big deal. It’ll be easier for everyone if you just tell us what you know and we don’t need to get a lawyer involved.” And a lot of people assume if they’ve done nothing wrong then of course the police will know that and nothing will happen to them. But the police often are lied to, almost always. So they work on the assumption that you’re hiding something and lying. They let you talk, then start trying to catch you. They twist around words and things you say to try to make you feel like even being confused about an exact time or date is tantamount to guilt. And then they tell you if you admit to a crime they can “see what they can do to help you.” Which usually is absolutely nothing. They say “but if you talk to a lawyer, there’s nothing we can do for you, we’re gonna have to charge you.”
And they will say all of that even when they have absolutely zero evidence against you. They just want to see if you’ll admit to it and have no other leads
@@dangerous8333 Because if she ever needs a lawyer, her naivete would mean she'd already spoken to the Police and then it would be too late.
I don't get what is hard to understand about this...
That’s me - a mom - who has made that very statement many times over the years. I reluctantly concede you’re absolutely correct about having an attorney present first. It just goes against what one would expect - if this was in a different time.
@@scourge8097 he didn’t even think about it, he just wanted to be a smartass
The Armorer is already in jail for involuntary man slaughter. He needs to get the same for not checking the pistol himself and for saying he "didn't pull the trigger".
He admitted that he was offered the opportunity to check the firearm and he declined. Massive mistake!
@@mercoid wrong. The prosecutions own expert armorer said the actor isn't required to check the gun and that such a safety check adds nothing. Go and watch his testimony.
You can't even sweat a man by making him wait anymore. these phones man.
I am so glad he ignorantly had this chat with LE. I can't believe he referred to Halyna as "that woman". He has no remorse. He pointed a gun at a person, and pulled the trigger. Never, unless you intend to kill. And on movie sets, since Brandon Lee, never.
Yeah, so much for shooting to the right of the camera, hollywood people like him make me sick, the criticize guns and then use them to make millions.
I am glad someone mentioned that
He was doing his job! Ya'll need to stop being so self righteous, you would have the done the same thing he did and trusted the one that loaded and handed you the gun!
@@tamitribbiani7907 no, I would check. He didn't even get the gun from the armorer - he's culpable
@tamittribbiani. No I’d never point a real firearm at someone unless I meant to do them harm
I am not a fan of Alec Baldwin at all, but I don't think for one minute this was intentional on his part and I really feel for the guy. I can imagine how he feels. But this does go to show that it doesn't matter who checks your gun for you, you have to also check it yourself, because mistakes can happen. And you should never talk to the police or FBI because you can forget what you said over time and then they will accuse you of lying and twist things to make it look like you are guilty. You could end up in prison because you forgot something or because you remembered something later. Many have gone to prison that are innocent!
Wait, how would anybody think it was intentional on his part? like he personally switched the bullets to real ones on purpose? That is quite a stretch..
@@mitchio83 😅
@@mitchio83 apparently a lot of people believe he did this on purpose and because he has anger issues, he killed a woman and injured his own friend, the co-director. He was literally armed and disarmed on set. If he wanted to leave the set, he was disarmed. He didn’t have access to the guns as they were readied for him, handed to him to arm him on set, the scene done, then disarmed to walk off set/complete the scene. It’s blowing my mind that so many think AB did this intentionally. His own movie he is co-directing.
Not even in Beetlejuice? Everyone loves Beetlejuice!!
I completely agree he feels bad and it was a complete accident, but he is charged with a negligent act that resulted in death. He has good lawyers. Just admit it and he'd probably serve 3 months if found guilty. Then he could move on. At this rate this act will be what he is remembered for. Just be honest and show some humility.
These interviews are never a formality. They are designed to be used against you. Never consent to any interviews or any polygraphs. The police's job is to gather evidence to make an arrest. They are not your friend. They will offer you food/coffee/water to ease you into making incriminatory statements. It is surprising he made a statement without consulting an attorney. And, you are video and audio recorded at all times. See the posture of the detectives - good cop and bad cop! He on the other hand is sitting close and is vulnerable. He thinks he is one of the good guys and just helping out to figure out what happens.
he remembers every detail except who gave him the gun
I thought the dude handed him the gun not the armourer..and he said that no one ever told him that the crew was unhappy with the conditions..here he says different.
Only problem with this is that he states that the Armourer handed him gun, not the AD. This is directly contradicted by all other testimony including his own.
One more reason: NEVER TALK TO COPS WITHOUT A LAWYER. The contradiction you state is one of the many reasons: never ever talk to cops without a lawyer!
Oh yeah, don't forget. "NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY"
I'm guessing this discrepancy is the primary reason he's being charged... they know he was deliberately covering up the laxness on set.