[Travis McGee]

The point is nobody was in charge of safety.

She certainly was not.

This would be the same as having her in charge of all of the anesthesia in an operating room, or having her in charge of a large 4th of July fireworks operation.

Disaster is almost a certain result when a brain-damaged child is put in charge of an operation that calls for a super-alert safety-obsessed experienced, trained and practiced adult expert.

The fact that the same fatal working revolver was used for live-ammo plinking a few hours before the death, on a set where this chick was nominally in charge, tells you all you need to know.

There was NO actual safety oversight on set.

[M Kehoe]

Hi guy.

I hope you are doing good.

This is a question of negligence. For example, if handed a weapon, what is the first thing you do?

Of course, check to see if it is loaded. And even then you keep the barrel pointed up and down range.

Baldwin was negligent.

5.56mm

[DiogenesLamp]

The fact that the same fatal working revolver was used for live-ammo plinking a few hours before the death,

Her statement through her lawyer asserts that this claim is false. She said that nobody used her guns for plinking.

I think people are rushing to judge her simply because she's young and takes kooky photos. Maybe she's at fault, but I very greatly doubt she put live rounds in the gun, and now she says that she didn't allow and would not have allowed anyone to use her guns for target shooting.

I think we have yet to hear the entire truth. I first suspected that some disgruntled Union member put those bullets in there deliberately to "protest" and embarrass the non-Union armorer.

That may be incorrect too, but we've seen behavior like this in the past from overzealous Union members.