During the ongoing investigation into the tragic shooting incident involving Halyna Hutchins, Justin Neal, the owner of a marketing firm responsible for importing and distributing Pietta Firearms, provided crucial testimony regarding the quality and inspection of the gun involved.
Neal confirmed that the gun in question had been thoroughly inspected before being sold to the prop company, PDQ Arm and Prop, LLC. While the gun had not been fired, it had undergone rigorous checks to ensure its proper functioning. According to Neal, the gun was in perfect condition at the time of sale to PDQ.
When questioned by the prosecutor about the possibility of a Pietta revolver 'going off by itself,' Neal responded that he had never heard of such an incident occurring. This statement underscores the reputation of Pietta Firearms for their reliability and safety features.
The testimony provided by Justin Neal sheds light on the meticulous inspection processes carried out by the marketing firm to guarantee the quality of the firearms they distribute. The fact that the gun had passed all checks and was deemed to be in perfect condition raises questions about the circumstances that led to the tragic shooting on the film set.
As the investigation continues, the testimony of individuals like Justin Neal will play a crucial role in determining the sequence of events that resulted in the unfortunate loss of Halyna Hutchins. The focus remains on uncovering the truth behind the incident and ensuring accountability where necessary.