Alec Baldwin's lawyer presented a crucial piece of evidence during the opening statements of the trial related to the tragic incident on the set of the movie 'Rust.' The lawyer played the 911 call that was made immediately after the gun went off, shedding light on the chaotic moments that followed.
According to the lawyer, Alec Baldwin's immediate reaction was one of shock and disbelief. He was heard saying, 'I didn't mean to shoot. I didn't pull the trigger.' This statement was highlighted to emphasize Baldwin's state of mind in the aftermath of the incident.
The lawyer described how shock quickly turned into panic, leading to the urgent call to 911 for assistance. The audio of the call captured the urgency and gravity of the situation on the movie set at Bonanza Creek Ranch.
The caller informed the operator that two people had been accidentally shot on the movie set. The urgency in the caller's voice was evident as they stressed the need for immediate help at the location.
Furthermore, the call revealed that the blame was initially placed on the assistant director by one of the individuals present at the scene. The script supervisor was heard expressing frustration and holding the AD responsible for the tragic turn of events.
The 911 call provided a glimpse into the chaos and confusion that ensued following the accidental shooting on the movie set. It underscored the need for swift action and emergency response to address the situation and provide assistance to those affected.
