watch this and we ll talk. as far as i m concerned, someone put the investigation s going to find that someone put a live bullet in a gun, a bullet that wasn t even supposed to be on the property. this is the thing i hope the sheriff s department doesn t give up on, follow it to ends of the earth. where did that bullet come from? somebody brought live rounds, plural, on to the set of the film and one of them ended up in that gun. if the bullets didn t come on the property, we wouldn t be having this conversation. i mean this is still under investigation, sharon, this fatal shooting. but this was a stunning interview. he didn t even know he had shot her, thought she had fainted. what stood out to you? that was headline of the story we put out on the wrap about this. he thought she had had a heart
attack or she was hit with a dummy bullet. bauding he called it. he didn t realize for 45 minutes that she had been shot. the notion of that just crazy to me, and then but also indicates to you just how remote the notion that a live bullet could have made it on a set is. he also said he only found out from the police a couple of hours later that she had died. whole thing feels like to him some through the looking glass kind of experience. but everybody is talking about it, it strikes me, as supernatural experience. where did this bullet come from? somebody did bring it but the armorer said i didn t do it, who would do it. and people pointing fingers saying it couldn t have happened, yet it did happen. one thing i ll point out, we
job, said he assumed she was because she was hired but he s not producer that hires the crew. that could be important point as the investigation continues and question of liability comes up, don. he also made the point, sort of stressing he found it unsettling that two people, the lighting technician and another woman on the set filed civil lawsuits. he thought the husband of halyna hutchins, matthew, should have been able to file a lawsuit first. don. just a mess all around. lucy will continue to report on it until we get the answers. thank you very much. joining me now, sharon waxman and dutch merrick, a propmaster. i appreciate both of you joining us. alec baldwin is asking how a live bullet ended up in that gun.
that was headline of the story we put out on the wrap about this. he thought she had had a heart attack or hit with a dummy bullet. bauding he called it. he didn t realize for 45 minutes that she had been shot. notion of that just crazy to me, and then but also indicates to you just how remote the notion that a live bullet could have made it on a set is. he also said he only found out from the police a couple of hours later that she had died. whole thing feels like to him some through the looking glass kind of experience. but everybody is talking about it, it strikes me, as supernatural experience. where did this bullet come from? somebody did bring it but the
> joining me now, sharon and a propmaster. alec baldwin is asking how a live bullet ended up in that gun. watch this and we ll talk. as far as i m concerned, someone put the investigation s going to find that someone put a live bullet in a gun, a bullet that wasn t even supposed to be on the property. this is the thing i hope the sheriff s department doesn t give up on, follow it to ends of the earth. where did that bullet come from? somebody brought live rounds, plural, on to the set of the film and one of them ended up in that gun. if the bullets didn t come on the property, we wouldn t be having this conversation. i mean this is still under investigation, sharon, this fatal shooting. but this was a stunning interview. he didn t even know he had shot her, thought she had fainted. what stood out to you?