Posted on 01/10/2022 7:37:13 AM PST by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Alec Baldwin refuses to turn his phone over to investigators, who have a warrant to seize it. They believe it could provide evidence clarifying the chain of events that led to the shooting death of a cinematographer on the set of the film “Rust” in New Mexico in October.
And yet, in a video the actor posted to Instagram, he’s “demanding” law enforcement “honor the death” of the cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, by finding out “the truth.” Which, presumably, isn’t on his phone.
The Instagram video came after a Friday New York Post report in which legal experts contacted by the newspaper said “incriminating evidence” could be on the phone or the actor could be worried about privacy violations.
In addition, the deletion of any text messages dealing with the shooting could open Baldwin up to criminal contempt charges.
Investigators say Baldwin shot Hutchins Oct. 21 while he was rehearsing a scene in which he drew a prop gun. A live round was in the chamber and fired, killing the cinematographer and injuring another cast member.
In the five-minute video posted Sunday, Baldwin said “any suggestion that I am not complying with requests or orders or demands or search warrants about my phone, that’s bulls***. That’s a lie.”
Instead, he said that authorities in New Mexico have to go through authorities in New York, where Baldwin is. He said the issue involved identifying exactly what authorities in New Mexico need.
“They can’t just go through your phone and take your photos, or your love letters to your wife, or what have you,” Baldwin said.
But, Baldwin insisted his primary focus is discovering “the truth” about Hutchins’ death — and he’s “demanding” investigators get right on that.
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And just why are they not knocking down his door at 5am. They do it to conservatives.
He’s either hiding something related to the killing, or something else illegal. He’s been a POS since he was a fetus, so there’s that...
if they get a search warrant for you home, they can nd do go through everything. The same with your car and your phone
Exactly, both looking backward at "Rust" where Shooter Alec was a producer, and looking forward as Badshot Baldwin is now uninsurable, which means he can make TikTok videos and not much else...
This ahole needs to be beaten within an inch of his life.
Or the armorer just simply negligently permitted a hot gun on the tray. It was Reed's first major job as an armorer, but she also had a 'mentor' on the set, Seth Kenney, who actually provided the Colt .45 in question.
And that was Shooter's initial lawyer-provided strategery - blame it on the armorers. Literally a no-brainer, and didn't make Baldwin look like an idiot (or more importantly, a criminal): "The armorer placed a hot gun on the tray. Period. End of life. End of story."
Almost inexplicably, though, in the ABC Snooze interview 12.2.21, which Baldwin sold himself to (demanded), Baldwin insensibly pivoted to Smolletting himself: "I didn't shoot. I didn't do it.", and he has dropped straight off that cliff ever since.
So the enhanced Occam's, as shared by you and most everyone on this thread, is that Badshot's iPhone has something he desperately wants to hide.
I thought the affair idea was iffy but it looks more plausible every day.
BTW people wondering why he doesn't want to turn over the iPhone, between Shooter's service carrier (prob ATT or Verizon) and Apple (iCloud), law enforcement can retrieve a shitton of communication info, BUT iMessage is encrypted end-to-end.
Obviously there is something highly embarrassing or incriminating on that phone.
Maybe he and The Juice can team up and find both the real killers.
Um, that’s how revolvers work. And they don’t have chambers per se. It’s a cylinder.
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