Alec Baldwin CRIES as Judge Throws Out Manslaughter Case | Hannah Gutierrez Wants OUT of Prison!

Two days after Alec Baldwin’s involuntary manslaughter trial began and nearly three years after the fatal “Rust” movie set shooting that led to the charge against him, a New Mexico judge said eight words that left the actor visibly emotional – and marked the trial’s end.- Quote from the New York Times

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[luagamundi]

Who else says with her: "please remember to be kind to everybody everywhere..." 😅❤

[federalexpress]

I watched the trial live. If the prosecutor and police can be this corrupt in a high profile case…what else are they doing towards regular people 😢

[amandahugginkiss]

My grandma called those shows her “stories”. And she’d sit there, glued, until an ad break and then she’d run around doing things and tell me to holler when I saw the show come back. Every summer was a delicate balance between taking care of us kids who were out of school, and getting the time to stay up on her “stories”. And those were the days. ♥️

[laurenleeonethree]

That judge is an absolute boss. She was speaking the truth. Hannah was negligent.

[Fairyf]

“Messing up her modelling career” okay girl 😂😂

[alisonp]

I still don’t understand why we are still using any type of bullets in movies and film. Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee’s death in 1993?! I remember when that happened and was shocked that they even had real bullets on sets. 30 years later and we haven’t learned? WTF? We can make dinosaurs look real, yet we can’t make a bullet? This was such a senseless death.

[davebayliss]

I have been in the film industry for over 30 years and this happening by accident is next to impossible

[brii]

To be dismissed with prejudice is HUGE. They fumbled that case badly.

[lisssoakie]

I agree! I think Hannah got off way to easy AND she is darn lucky she only got 18 months!! Thank you

[lanaiasimon]

One of the very best Judge's I've ever seen & there was no choice for her.

[jessyfye]

Can you imagine this prosecutor coming after you. I don’t even want her as a neighbor.

[fannygo]

I thought he was going to be found not-guilty as soon as the judge removed the statements around him being a producer of the movie. As an actor, he was not responsible to check the weapon, but as a producer he may have been responsible for safety.

[rebeccabamford]

This judge was wonderful! She really knows her stuff and is right on top of things!

[karengerow]

Wow 18 months that’s ridiculous. There is no justice for this family at all with a sentence like that

[islandthrifts]

As much as I don’t like Alec, the judge was 100% right in her ruling. This prosecutor was disrespectful throughout both trials, lied under oath, and broke his constitutional rights. It’s not her decision to determine what is evidence.

[christiannawhitton]

I’m sorry… 18 months for killing someone… and YOU got 3 years…. I know different states have different laws but WHY is it such a huge difference !!!! 🚩

[kyliedugan]

It was so friggin funny when she was called out for calling Alex those bad names 😂

[abbyjohnson]

Several crew members walked off set and quit due to how unsafe the set was. It was a preventable mistake

[reconstructingleslie]

I absolutely love this judge! She's awesome!

[brianafloyd]

Girl, ever since I saw this news break, I’ve been waiting for you to cover it!