Of all the weapons, the reproductions used as props. Prosecutors say she brought a live round on set, put it into that weapon, which went on to kill Halyna Hutchins and injure another crew member. She was convicted on Manslaughter Charges on the basis that she floated basic gun safety procedures, guidelines that basically entail rudimentary checks to ensure the rounds you have just put into a weapon are blanks, not live rounds, and that is basically the basis of the charge. It was noted in court that Hannah Gutierrez reed was an inexperienced armourer, it was only the second film is that she had worked on. The prosecutor in that case in Closing Arguments described constant never ending Safety Failures on the set of rust and gutierrez reeds astonishing lack of diligence with gun safety. Her Defence Lawyers tried to pin the blame on actor alec baldwin. He was of course holding the weapon pointing the gun at Halyna Hutchins when she was killed. Basically, the defence said that he went off
We were scared. Im starting to believe that there might be more to this than just a missing person. Where was he . Did someone have something to hide . There was under the car. A lovers triangle, a circle of friends. Was one of them a killer . This was planned. This was on purpose. How could you do something so horrific . Hello, and welcome to dateline. Highschoolers erika freeman, pedro, and christin aguilar. Were like three peas in a pod. After graduation, they even picked colleges in the same city. Then, one of them went missing. Last seen in a dangerous area of town. As the hours pass, the mystery deepened. Then, investigators uncovered a hidden truth. One they believed might be a motive for murder. He is Dennis Murphy with circle of friends. Remember going away to college . Maybe your first time away from home, there were new friends waiting to be made, the tingling of possibilities. Oh god, the first case was amazing. Sometimes disappointments when things did not work out. I thou
And this is americas late news, fox news at night. And breaking tonight, a crucial day in multiple courtrooms for donald trump. The former president attended proceedings in florida, where a judge is weighing when the federal documents case against him will go to trial. More on that in a moment. But first, it is now up to a judge in georgia to decide whether fani willis, the District Attorney overseeing the Election Interference Case against trump there, should be removed from the case over alleged impropriety. The Senior National correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more from the Closing Arguments and what, if anything, we can read from the tea leaves. Anything but a tea party in georgia, good evening sdmooeven tea leaves indeed my friend. Evening to you. After listening to three hours of legal arguments, judge scott mack any said he hoped to issue a ruling in the next couple of weeks. Now the judge is now tasked with determining Whether Da Fani Willis and her office should be
across the nation, it s heart wrenching. to really think about how we are invisible. i don t want another family to ever feel like how we felt. hello, and welcome to dateline. we carla yellow bird mmiw grew up surrounded by love on her north dakota indian reservation, when she vanished her family was frantic to find her, and believed authoritarians were not doing enough. it is a common feeling in native american circles. but the yellow birds had a secret weapon, carla s own aunt happened to be a no nonsense investigator determined to find the truth. here s andrea canning with the secrets of spirit lake. there s been a lot of sacrifice that went with this, on a personal level, you know. but you are never done? never done. her name is lisa yellow bird, her job defies description. investigator, interrogator, searcher of last result. the one people turn to in their very worst moments. this is backbreaking, this is 24/7. this is you living and breathing this. const
command in chief receive the bodies of the three killed in jordan. i m sandra smith here in new york. john: sad moment in american history. this is america reports . deadly attack happened last saturday in jordan and the u.s. has pinned it on iranian-backed proxies but yet to take any sort of action in response and critics say the delay may be giving the militia groups time to prepare for a strike and protect. sandra: rich edson is live at the white house as we await the transfer. do we know what the response will look like? we know it s coming and will have several layers but the specifics beyond that are very unclear, that s what senior officials are saying, an umbrella group of iran-backed militias in the regions killed the three. few other details about the strike. since mid october, attacked u.s. positions more than 160 times, mostly in iraq and syria. the u.s. struck the groups several times. lloyd austin says the pentagon has planned for a more substantial respo