Listen now | Narrated version about the first days of Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's trial for the shooting on the "Rust" movie set and who's to blame for the live ammunition
Didn't the FBI say that there were not her fingerprints found on the gun? Does anyone else feel that she is a total scapegoat. She doesn't have the power or the fame to have done it. If she was really that stupid or sloppy, this would have been decided a year ago.
I was typing away and the whole paragraph disappeared, so I'm going to try again. I really hope that she gets a fair trial. Those rumors that he planted will probably be used as fact in the trial. It's technique that has been used effectively many times before.
I like trial reports as often as you want to report them, preferably daily. I never listen to the audio version because it takes too long. And if I miss a word in audio, it is difficult to back up and listen to it again (which does not always even help, I do this on TV frequently which greatly annoys my wife), but it is very easy and takes no time to glance back while reading.
BTW, the "leave a comment" in this article email links to the Matthew Perry article; the others correctly link to the Baldwin article/audio.
Didn't the FBI say that there were not her fingerprints found on the gun? Does anyone else feel that she is a total scapegoat. She doesn't have the power or the fame to have done it. If she was really that stupid or sloppy, this would have been decided a year ago.
How often…as you hear relevant info.
Do you think we will know…yes
Do you think the prosecution…no
I was typing away and the whole paragraph disappeared, so I'm going to try again. I really hope that she gets a fair trial. Those rumors that he planted will probably be used as fact in the trial. It's technique that has been used effectively many times before.
I like trial reports as often as you want to report them, preferably daily. I never listen to the audio version because it takes too long. And if I miss a word in audio, it is difficult to back up and listen to it again (which does not always even help, I do this on TV frequently which greatly annoys my wife), but it is very easy and takes no time to glance back while reading.
BTW, the "leave a comment" in this article email links to the Matthew Perry article; the others correctly link to the Baldwin article/audio.
I don't it was a tech problem. It probably was an IO (idiot operator) problem. I bet they were doing really sneaky stuff.