[billethkid]

ANYBODY that owns or is familiar with a single action fire arm KNOWS that Baldwin is lying/acting/faking a response.

When he states he did not pull the trigger or aim at anybody, does he expect we would think the gun went off by itself?
No need to even extrapolate not aiming at someone.

Reasonable doubt? Not for an awake, sentient being!

[dewilson58]

Gota love the guy..................

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@GStephanopoulos
: "Do you feel guilt?"

Alec Baldwin: “No. Someone is responsible for what happened and I can’t say who that is, but I know it’s not me.”

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by valuemkt

What would you expect from this jerk .. Makes fun of others .. is irresponsible.. and when in trouble DENY DENY DENY .. sound familiar ?

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Breaking news - Alec Baldwin wins the Oscar for Best Actor!

One simple question AB - This "I never pulled the trigger!" was never said by you...until weeks after and your legal folks formulated the 'plan'. YOU handled the gun, YOU shot them, YOU said many things immediately after. But NOT ONCE was it reported that you said "I didn't pull the trigger" - until now, and that soft "interview".

AB from the interview> When Hutchins hit the floor, Baldwin initially thought she had fainted or had a heart attack. "The notion that there was a live round in that gun didn't dawn on me until 45 minutes to an hour later," he said.

WTF? A person normally DOES NOT bleed from the torso when fainting or heart attack. Took HIM 45 minutes to realize this? C'mon AB.

Common sense = This "fact" would have been exclaimed immediately. But he personally has a LOT to lose - not only as an "actor", but personally and financially responsible as a Producer of the film. Coverup royale.
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[davem4616]

well, that settles it... AB told Geroge that he didn't pull the trigger...case dismissed!

[manaboutown]

John Schneider rails against Alec Baldwin for claiming he '''didn’t pull the trigger''' | Fox News

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

It's interesting that Baldwin now says that the gun went off, but he did not pull the trigger. If that argument prevails, couldn't every person charged with a shooting claim the same thing? How could you ever prove that someone pulled the trigger?

I would bet lawyer told him to say this

[manaboutown]

Alec Baldwin Admits He Cocked the Gun Before Fatal 'Rust' Set Shooting

[billethkid]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Alec Baldwin Admits He Cocked the Gun Before Fatal 'Rust' Set Shooting

Sounds like a feeble attempt to portray I was doing what I was told to do and then the gun went off.

Brooklyn bridges for sale this week....buy one get one free!!

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

It's scrape the bottom of the barrel time for reports now!

So, just had to add you’re peaolitical bias

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

"civil crime"????? Now that's the classic definition of an oxymoron

PS: to anyone out there who thinks of it, a tort can't be both at the same time

Originally Posted by Nick B

What will the cult members think when investigated it turns out this was set in up by a follower of the orange one?

Why is this blatant political post allowed just above. Why moderator? you banned me for much less?

[Taltarzac725]

Half-cock - Wikipedia

It must have been fully cocked.

[fdpaq0580]

I don't care about AB either way. I'll let the court try the case. But, I am reminded of an old murder mystery where an actor was killed during the making of a movie and everyone thought the prop gun had been loaded by mistake, or on purpose. Spoiler alert, prop gun fired blank. Murder gun was hidden and fired remotely. Too bad the suspected murder gun was different calibre than actual murder weapon.
How ever this plays out, you can look for a movie based on this tragic event in the not too distant future.

Now, back to our regularly scheduled program, "Trial by Opinion", here on ToTV

[Taltarzac725]

They can use the actual gun Alec Baldwin was using when he was talking with the lady who was killed and the man who was wounded to determine what actually happened.

That should get to the facts.

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

I don't care about AB either way. I'll let the court try the case. But, I am reminded of an old murder mystery where an actor was killed during the making of a movie and everyone thought the prop gun had been loaded by mistake, or on purpose. Spoiler alert, prop gun fired blank. Murder gun was hidden and fired remotely. Too bad the suspected murder gun was different calibre than actual murder weapon.
How ever this plays out, you can look for a movie based on this tragic event in the not too distant future.

Now, back to our regularly scheduled program, "Trial by Opinion", here on ToTV

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

So, just had to add you’re peaolitical bias

I have no idea wtf 'peaolitical bias' is.
But.
If your wife driving you shopping has any relevance to the accidental shooting, and is political in any way, I am always up for any rational explanation!

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

I was keeping an open mind on this situation until I heard Alec Baldwin claim that he never pulled the trigger. Guns don’t go off on their own. Some guns may fire if dropped but this was obviously not the case here.
This gun is a single action revolver. It would take two actions to fire it. Bald wins assertion that he didn’t pull the trigger is preposterous. Was he on drugs or is he suffering from some sort of mental illness that would prevent him from realizing that he pulled the trigger?