The FBI says Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger on the gun that killed Halyna Hutchins

Washington.- Almost a year after the unfortunate accident that happened during the recording of “Rust”in which director of photography Halyna Hutchins lost her life and which filled the entertainment world with grief and which served to show the lack of confidence offered by some Hollywood productions, the FBI already has a determination.

The FBI concluded that actor Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger of the gun that accidentally killed director of photography Halyna Hutchins while filming “Rust”. This denies the version exposed by the actor, who claimed not to have activated the weapon.

The FBI report, which he had access to ABC News, claims that the revolver was in good condition and that “it could not be fired without pulling the trigger,” so the version offered by the controversial actor could be discarded. And it remains one of the most unfortunate cases in cinema.

Alec Baldwin claims he never pulled the trigger

In an interview with the same medium in October last year (2021), the actor assured that he never pulled the trigger on the gun and that she shot herself when she released the hammer, she had no more responsibility for what happened. After reappearing in front of the cameras, Alec was visibly shocked and devastated by the accident.

The police report called Hutchins’ death an accident, as “there is no convincing evidence that the gun was intentionally loaded with live bullets.”

The local prosecutor has not yet filed a complaint against Baldwin, accused of reckless murder by the victim’s family, and is awaiting the plaintiff’s phone records.

The accident in which Hutchins died occurred on October 21, 2021, following gunshot wounds sustained while Baldwin was rehearsing while filming the movie “Rust” on location in New Mexico, USA, with a gun. . it had to be an empty space but it was loaded.

The New Mexico authorities fined the producers of the ‘Rust’ shoot, including Baldwin himself, of nearly $ 140,000 last April for failing to comply with security protocols.