I have been in New Mexico since early October for the Balloon Fiesta and other reasons and leaving today. Surprisingly not one person here has mentioned this incident to me as other pressing matters largely centered around healthcare difficulties due to the pandemic and crime have taken center stage.

........and even more not allowed near a jury room!

Given the era of the movie, Baldwin would have a single action revolver in his hand. So not only did he pull the trigger, he would have cocked the hammer (thereby rotating the cylinder) to set the gun up to fire. Makes you wonder how many live rounds were in that gun.

More is being revealed.

Alec Baldwin accidental shooting details emerge offering look at Halyna Hutchins''' final moments | Fox News

From the link:

"While demonstrating, the firearm went off."

No, Mr Baldwin pulled the trigger... The firearm did exactly what it was designed to do...

Alec is an anti second amendment nut. And he doesn't know crap about firearms. He should have checked the firearm before using it.
There are strict rules about gun handling, and evidently, he didn't follow them.
A gun is always loaded.
Never point a gun at anybody unless you intend to shoot them.
Never put your finger on the trigger unless you are ready to shoot. etc...etc...etc.

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Reports are that he was rehearsing a scene where he points the gun directly at the camera. That is probably the vicinity of the cinematographer.
Let’s wait to hear about the investigation. Anything is possible.
QUOTE=Woodbear;2020284]Why were non-actors shot? Why was he pointing a gun at a non-actor and pulling the trigger? Even the blanks will have some report for which you would not want to point it at someone.[/QUOTE]

Was it a real bullet?. I thought it was a squib load. Never a real bullet. First they used a prop bullet with the powder removed and the primer intact. When the then placed a blank in (primer, powder but no bullet) it was enough to force out the slug inside the barrel. That is what I recall. Could be wrong.

‘I don’t hold Alec Baldwin responsible,’ says father of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins - syracuse.com

This has more information.

Kinda' correct... From the official report:

"Hollowed-out cartridges are often used to film close-ups of a gun being loaded; the “dummy” cartridges are then supposed to be removed and replaced with blanks before being fired. The police investigation into Lee’s death concluded that a tip of one of the cartridge’s bullets broke off from the cartridge and lodged in the gun, then fired at Lee along with the blank."

This happened a few days ago. I doubt there already is an "Official Report".

Do you have a link?

I was commenting on a reference to Brandon Lee's death, back in 1993...

So many failures in procedures and common sense occurred, for this to ever have happened. I hope a detailed investigation, identifies each and every one of them. I also hope that whomever brought a live round on to the set in the first place, is also identified and this isn't an instance of a disgruntled employee/ex-employee, purposely sneaking in a live round in the hopes that there would just be a 'close-call.' It's also obvious that there's a deep hatred for Baldwin, because of his excellent and dead-on impersonations. I have personally disliked him, since his abhorrent voice mail to his own 11 year old daughter was made public.

An attorney who specializes in self defense/firearms law weighs in and it's not good news for Alec Baldwin.

Clearly a case of Felony Involuntary Manslaughter based on New Mexico law. And it gets worse for Baldwin. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruling on a similar case specifically stated that who loaded the gun is not relevant. Only that the defendant handled it improperly.

Of course we could have a Soros prosecutor in New Mexico and Baldwin never gets charged.

Legal Analysis: Alec Baldwin Situation Beginning to Look a Lot Like Manslaughter - YouTube