“That obviously didn’t happen,” she said. “That is what everyone thought, that it was checked and double-checked and triple-checked … supposedly.
“This was obviously a real weapon, and this particular weapon was supposed to be loaded with blanks,” the location manager told the Australian station’s podcast. “Rust” location manager Stacey Mickey-Evans said multiple people should have checked the gun but “somehow there was a failure.” Jae C. His clothes were taken by investigators as evidence. The shooting left blood splattered over the Hollywood star, who changed out of the Western outfit he was wearing and into street clothing before talking to investigators, law enforcement documents released Sunday showed. Mickey-Evans said she finds it “difficult to talk” about the “terrifying” tragedy in which Baldwin killed Hutchins, 42, and injured 48-year-old director Joel Souza on Thursday. “So there are four to five people in this stage,” she said, but “somehow there was a failure.” “And then very lastly, the actor checks the gun,” she said of Baldwin, who was also one of the movie’s executive producers. She noted that the armorist, assistant director and the key grip are supposed to “check the gun … no matter what’s going on on set. There are multiple checks for it,” she said Sunday. “There are massive protocols to stop these things from happening.
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