UPDATE ON ALEC BALDWIN CASE That Will Change Everything!
This would make it hard for Baldwin to fight any charges.
The Hollywood star Alec Baldwin killed the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the western movie Rust. Now, a chilling development has come in about this case that would change the entire flow of the case.
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Serge Svetnoy, the chief electrician on the film set, filed a lawsuit against the actor, and the armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, assistant director David Halls, and many others. Court documents that Entertainment Tonight has shot that Svetnoy claims that the defendants’ alleged negligence caused him emotional distress after the incident.
His most damning claim of the scene “did not call for Defendant Baldwin to shoot the Colt Revolver.”
Svetnoy stated that the bullet that hit Hutchins and Souza struck him too, and he was the man who attempted to comfort the cinematographer and keep her conscious after the shot.
“The bullet narrowly missed him before striking the film’s director of photography, Halyna Hutchins, and its director, Joel Souza. Plaintiff suffered an injury, including severe emotional distress, as a direct and proximate result of this incident,” state the court documents.
Svetnoy explained that he included Baldwin in the suit because the star “owed a duty to the Plaintiff and other crew members and actors on the Rust set to handle the Colt Revolver provided to him by defendant Halls with reasonable care and diligence for the safety of Rust cast and crew.”
“This duty called for Defendant Baldwin to double-check the Colt Revolver with Halls upon being handled to ensure that it did not contain live ammunition,” the documents stated. “This duty further called for him [Baldwin] to handle the Colt Revolver as if it was loaded and to refrain from pointing it at anyone.”
Svetnoy explained that he included Baldwin in the suit because the star “owed a duty to the Plaintiff and other crew members and actors on the Rust set to handle the Colt Revolver provided to him by defendant Halls with reasonable care and diligence for the safety of Rust cast and crew.”
Svetnoy explained that he included Baldwin in the suit because the star “owed a duty to the Plaintiff and other crew members and actors on the Rust set to handle the Colt Revolver provided to him by defendant Halls with reasonable care and diligence for the safety of Rust cast and crew.”
”The production side of the situation stated that Baldwin and other producers attempted to save money by hiring an insufficient number of crew members to safely handle the props and firearms.”
“I was holding her in my arms while she was dying. Her blood was on my hands,” Svetnoy wrote. “I want to tell my opinion on why this has happened. I think I have the right to do it. It’s the fault of negligence and unprofessionalism.”
“The day I arrived in Santa Fe to start shooting, I took her to dinner with Joel, the director. We were a very, very well-oiled crew shooting a film together, and then this horrible event happened,” he said. “… There are incidental accidents on film sets from time to time, but nothing like this. This is a one-in-a-trillion episode. It’s a one-in-a-trillion event.”
