trigger pull to fire it. so the slightest pressure here and it fires. what i think happened and based on some of the footage that i saw from the rehearsal is that alec was holding the gun with his finger through the trigger guard. so his finger was resting on the trigger. a gun of this type, if your gun is resting on the trigger when you pull the hammer back, the hammer will drop and fire. i think that s what happened. so i think not intentional. but, you know, deadly nonetheless. deadly because they ignored the safety procedures that were widely known. martha: that s what the d.a. is charging. there s mistruths in his statement, right? when he said he relied upon the experts, where were those experts he s relying on? hannah was his expect and she was not there. martha: let me ask you this. i understand and i expect during
footage from the rehearsal, hi finger is through the trigger guard breaking the frame of his finger. if his finger was in the trigger gart if it s not in there, you pull the if you then press the hammer, it falls. however, if your finger is on the trigger, and you pull the hammer back, the gun will also fire. i think that s why he was saying he didn t fire it, but his finger was on constant pressure. so both things can be true, that he didn t consciously pull a trigger and then pull the hammer back and then, of course the gun fired. right, but the d.a. can say you pulled the trigger, because a bullet got fired from this gun. really it doesn t matter
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