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Baldwin Movie Shooting Trial
S1, EP37 "Bryan Carpenter"
Jurors listen to the cross-examination of a veteran film armorer; Bryan Carpenter testifies that the producers of the movie Rust should have hired more than one armorer during filming.
S1, EP38 "Financing the Movie"
Two producers from the movie "Rust" try to show how a tax credit of nearly a quarter of the movie's budget brought the filming to the state of New Mexico.
S1, EP39 "First Assistant Director Testifies"
The first assistant director for the film "Rust" takes the stand; David Halls testifies that he was not the one who handed the revolver to Alec Baldwin just before Halyna Hutchins was accidentally shot; instead, he claims it was Hannah Gutierrez.
S1, EP40 "David Halls"
David Halls, first assistant director on the movie "Rust," admitts on the stand he was negligent in checking the gun properly; he took a plea deal in the death of Halyna Hutchins.
S1, EP41 "From First Assistant Director to Prop Master"
The first assistant director on the movie "Rust" under cross-examination; David Halls received six months probation in a plea deal over the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins.
S1, EP42 "Hannah Gutierrez's Supervisor"
Hannah Gutierrez's co-worker on the set of "Rust" told the jury about the events leading up to Halyna Hutchins' death; while Sarah Zachry was Hannah's supervisor in the props department, she recalled assisting her with the guns used in the movie.
S1, EP43 "I Wanted Hannah Gutierrez Fired"
Sloppy armorer or easy target, that's what the jury will ultimately decide when they begin deliberations; jurors listen to testimony from Hannah Gutierrez's supervisor.
S1, EP48 "Eyewitnesses to the Fatal Shooting"
The jury gets more behind-the-scenes details leading up to the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins; they hear the first-hand account of the script supervisor who was the one who called 911.
S1, EP50 "Ammo Supplier Explains in Detail"
The ammunition supplier for the movie "Rust" takes the stand; Seth Kenney tells jurors that after the fatal shooting of the director of photography, Halyna Hutchins, several people wanted to point fingers, to find someone to blame.
S1, EP52 "Ammo Supplier Versus Armorer"
Seth Kenney confirmed rumors that some staffers wanted to get Hannah Gutierrez fired off the movie; he was ammo supplier on the movie "Rust."
S1, EP58 "Gun Expert Points Gun at the Judge"
A gun safety expert testifies for Hannah Gutierrez's defense in its attempt to convince the jury that she is not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Halyna Hutchins.
S1, EP59 "Defense Rests Case-in-Chief"
A TV and movie director with three decades of experience in the entertainment industry takes the stand; P.J. Pesce has worked on films like "Rust," which involved numerous guns on set.
S1, EP61 "Defense Delivers Closing Arguments"
Hannah Gutierrez's defense delivers its closing argument to the jury in her involuntary manslaughter trial; it starts with the assertion that the state didn't do its job of ruling out every reasonable doubt.
S1, EP62 "Final Remarks to the Verdict"
Defense wraps up their final remarks to jurors pleading for them to exonerate Hannah Gutierrez on involuntary manslaughter charges; both sides in the courtroom agree on one thing during closing arguments.
S1, EP64 "From Victim-Impact Statements to the Formal Sentencing"
The memory of Halyna Hutchins is alive in the courtroom, it is talked about and displayed for everyone to see; this is during the sentencing phase of Hannah Gutierrez's trial when Halyna's friends and family give victim-impact statements.