00:00:00 Alec Baldwin Manslaughter Trial Day 3 00:30:49 ON THE RECORD - NM v. Alec Baldwin 00:31:05 Outside the Jury's Presence - Motions to Dismiss Hearing 01:04:02 OJP Testimony: Marissa Poppell, Crime Scene Tech, Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office 01:55:15 Break 02:30:39 Judge on the Bench: OJP 03:00:20 Lunch Break 04:40:37 Back in Court: OJP 04:44:46 OJP Testimony: Seth Kenney - Rust Props Firearm Supplier 05:45:05 OJP Testimony: Corporal Alexandria Hancock - Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office 06:40:35 OJP Testimony: Lt. Brian Brandle - Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office 07:08:05 OJP Testimony: Prosecutor Kari Morrissey 07:36:36 Judge Grants Motion to Dismiss #CourtTV Catch up on the case against #AlecBaldwin in the #AlecBaldwinManslaughterTrial. ⚖ MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/tag/alec-baldwin/?
Hannah was and the real people who should be on trial are Sarah Zachary and seth kenney that's been mentioned several times yet leave it to them to be the 1st ones to make a deal so they can't be held accountable
@@lopez2011ismneed a free hannah campaign. Ots sickening that the powerful get away with this stuff and she has had it all piled in her lap. In the publics eyes she will be the guilty one in all of this in years to come and that is just not fair. Seth and his ginger sidekick should be behind bars imo. They are dodgy as they come those two. Ov seen footage of them having secret looking wee chats and the only place I could have seen it is law enforcement body cam which is even more disturbing! Hannah was 100 set up imo. X
She should be sued and convicted for lying under oath. The court should go after her and the lead detective and the dumb evidence lady who thought everything was funny!
@@timblanch7577 I wish that also ,and theYSL trial, that one is over corrupt, Day 100 and it had to be put on hold, due to Judge and prosecutions corruption, while Defendants sit in Jail for over two years.
Alec Baldwin's lawyers came in full force they made her look like a clown. What was this prosecutor 🤔. Charges need to be filled on all 3 (Crime tech, investigator, and Prosecutor for perjury.
@@Moonbeamer7 I would imagine the defense attorney's office was drafting the complaint within seconds of this case concluding. The prosecutor knew it too - the expression on her face afterwards - she knew she was screwed ...
She even talked to the judge earlier while they were examining it and said I can't touch it I'd have gloves on judge told her we got gloves yet ..... She smarter than the average bear she picked 1 up on purpose no gloves 😆 she thought she playing with Hannah lawyer.... No mam stfu
it really got sad towards the end for hancock. She couldn't even understand the questions anymore and fundamentally changed her testimony minutes later. She can't be an investigator, let alone lead.
Wowza! These defense attorneys happen to be excellent, but they didn’t even have to be! The arrogant prosecutor absolutely HANDED them 3 clear evidence violations. It’s unreal.
The DA, CST is beyond off putting. She has an answer for everything and looks like the biggest ass! The way she speaks to the judge and defense is on another level!
@Mayhem42083 it's sad that this is what it came to this day and age.the lack of transparency is suspect ,needing cameras in the courtrooms I also think police stations front desk should be on video as well. Cops lie-!! Not all of course. Let's keep up the transparency and keep everyone on notice!
She doesn't even object she can say something like "please", and the defense just has to accept that. And isn't objective when talking to witnesses, calling Baldwin all kind of names... and she can't give an answer when asked about it. This is shocking and she should be fired IMO.
I just wonder why she didn’t crack down on Prosecutor Morrissey in the Hannah Gutierrez trial. Was it because Hannah’s lawyers didn’t stand up to Morrisey as Alec Baldwin’s attorneys did?
I think she may have known that the case had a high probability of being dismissed. She kept on saying she wanted to go on record to give her rationale for the decisions that were made. Also, she threw Hancock under the bus and wanted that noted into testimony under oath. She knew she was screwed and she was trying to mitigate the repercussions. Hannah's case was also on her mind and knowing that an appeal was probably forthcoming, it made it imperative that she testify under oath. Again just my opinion. In an interview with the special prosecutor that resigned during this trial (Johnson?), she rebutted the lead prosecutor's claims as to why she decided to resign. She stated that she knew that ethically and morally she could not abide being a part of a team that surpassed evidence and violated Brady. The lead prosecutor and her cohorts chose their words very carefully under oath and I'm sure there were many omissions that, technically, they could state if questioned "Well, you didn't specifically ask me about that."
This Judge 👩⚖️ ROCKS!!! She made the right decision hands down. I always wondered why so many “plea deals” were made by the prosecutor prior to Hannah’s trial. Everything makes sense now! I know we’re all not a fan of Alec but he wasn’t at fault. I can’t believe a prosecutor is this unprofessional in 2024. I predict she resigns by the morning!
The prosecutor, who appeared to be the judge, resigned this morning after learning that evidence had been suppressed, according to Alec's lawyers. Three additional prosecutors resigned during the pre-trial hearings. Ms. Morrisey was an absolute embarrassment in court. I have never seen a prosecutor say they want to be a witness and then be sworn in. She needs to disappear for a year or two. No justice for Haleyna, as I believe Hannah will also be released. What an absolute shitshow!
@@AshleyRose_Goldunreal court day today. I canceled a lunch date I didn’t want to miss anything. Steve Baldwin was so sweet and a lot were asking what’s with his ears. He’s hard of hearing so that a sophisticated hearing aid he had on.
This was a wild ride 😂 Defense was perfect, Judge made the right decision. Im not a Baldwin fan but in this case the prosecution and investigator have done their job dirty and sneaky .
@@douglasphillips1203 It looks like she did perjure herself, in that last section Baldwins lawyer asked if the prosecutor believed that Poppel lied under oath when she had previously claimed that none of the ammunition that Teske brought in was similar or potentially matching that which was found on set and the prosecutor agreed with him.
The State put that poor guy through Hell. I'm glad this travesty of justice has been rectified. The next Court TV broadcast should be the prosecution of the Prosecutor.
If the guy who brought the bullets into the Sheriff's Office wasn't answering his calls, then go find him! They just shrug and don't follow up on the information? Well done Judge, etc. for seeing through this cover up!
So, Ms prosecutor says to the judge “I don’t think we need gloves” when they are all standing around the bullets, and then at the first opportunity, picks up a bullet with no gloves on? Methinks she’s handled them before , or something equally suspect.
Specially pointing out the bullets that at least visually match the live round on set 2 minutrs after the prosecutor said "none of the bullets looked anything like the one that killed Helena....while puffing and smirking!
@@fernandaolivares7926I actually think that's a bit of a red herring, all it proves is that Seth Kenney had the same type of round. Not surprising given he does the same kind of work with the same type of guns and probably shares the same suppliers.
6:18:53 “Is this an objection or is she just talking?”😂😂😂 funniest line To be fair he did say “in your own police report” but it’s ‘you’ as in your department.
You dont get to decide how important evidence is for opposing council. She didnt say a single thing about the evidence being turned over beyond that. Just yapped about what the defense said already and didn't address the issue lol
As I read it; when Morresy testified as a witness about the ammo logged under a separate case number, she took it upon herself to act as Judge, Defence and Jury. This was all based on speculative presumption, that she alone decided was not relevant, as to the origins of the live ammo. For ANY officer of the court to deny such evidence being put forward, is bad enough. However, to do it on such a "potentially" crucial bit of evidence, is outside the limits of acceptable behavior or judgment !
The Prosecuter should be disbarred!!! Who makes her the Judge on what was relevant as evidence and then to hide it with another case number!!! And how many other cases did she do this to? IMO she lied on the Stand to the Judge. Hearing them all laugh in the room while not realizing there was a camera and discussing the case is so sad to me, knowing a Mother died on the set of Rust. The real person who should be behind bars is the one who brought in the live ammunition! This was a set up!!! This case should never to have gone to Court!
@@DebbieBreit Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner! You're right on the money: in how many other cases did this prosecutor hide evidence? Why didn't they investigate the source of the live ammo? She wasn't interested in the truth or justice for the victim.
They had this whole debate on whether those rounds were evidence. I'm sorry but when they are reported to law enforcement, a prosecutor gets pictures taken of them, they are discussed with the investigator, the defense in another case is made aware of them, they are brought into the station, a statement is taken about them, that person says they are related to the case.... THATS EVIDENCE, no matter whether people have their own opinion of whether they are important or not.
She didn't have to. The final four hours was her letting her ego and hubris get to her. All this could be done outside of cameras and all she did was speed up this trial being dismissed while showing to the world how badly Hancock, the CST, and herself screwed this case up for the state.
At one point, when the prosecutor was professing that she had never seen or heard of those bullets before, the judge seemed to express some audible skepticism.
I agree. I thought she showed some bias in the HG trial. Right after sentencing her to the maximum sentence, she said, "Get her out of here." IMO that was unprofessional.
That prosecutor sounds like she literally is making up the next sentence she's going to say while she's in the middle of the prior one. This is a great outcome. He should not have been on trial in the first place.
@@charlieseverson3534 great point. If her prints were on there it would have been another lie, since she said all she had seen was the picture of four of them. She needed to pick them up to cover her ass because she had obviously handled them before
I'm not a fan of Baldwin but his attorneys were brilliant. That's the judicial system working at its best. It just doesn't always work for everyone. I guess it just depends on who you are and how much money you have and that is a little scary.
Good. It’s absolutely ridiculous that they had live rounds on a set. No Actor is responsible for loading the weapons and definitely not thinking that somebody is loading a live round for him to be set up for a crime. This case should’ve never been brought against him in the first place and that prosecutor is horrible. The woman kept interrupting Throughout the entire case to disrupt the defense attorneys flow. Thank God, this judge was fair and follow the law. Judge Glanville in Atlanta needs to take notes from this judge regarding Young Thug trial
Every actor is responsible. Only in hollywood can jews invent their own law and then claim murder is legal. You people think the elites are so far above the common man that they are immune from any accountability for their actions. Pathethic.
The moment the prosecutor says none of the bullets looked like the one that killed Helena and then the judge opening the box and pointing out the ines that look that the one that Helena was BEAUTIFUL and horrifying at the same time. That prosecutor needs to be disbarred and sued by Alec.
@@Moonbeamer7 He is absolutely NOT responsible for checking the weapon. Anyone saying this does not know anything about how firearms are supposed to be handled on a movie set. In short.. If a weapon is to be fire with either blanks or live rounds, the armorer will be the one loading the weapon and the one responsible for it. They will load the firearm at the last possible moment before filming begins. They will hand the firearm to the actor. Filming begins, firearm is discharged, filming ends. The armorer then takes the firearm away from the actor and ensures it is safe and clear. At no point is an actor responsible for ensuring firearm safety. That is not their job, and it is not their job for a good reason. They DO NOT have the knowledge or experience required to ensure safety. This is not a firing range. This is not your uncle's acreage. This is not a simple controlled environment. This is a movie set with dozens, potentially hundreds, of people moving in different directions and with different purposes. There are an infinite number of chances for any loser to walk up and start messing with guns. This is why the responsibility falls to the armorer. It is THEIR job to handle and be responsible for firearms at all times. They are the ones that check them in and out of storage. They are the ones that load and unload them. They are the ones that have the ultimate responsibility for every single round fired on that set. No exceptions. I've seen plenty of backyard plinkers act as if they know everything there is to know about firearms and spew the standard response of "well they should JUST LEARN how to do that!" This does not apply. Do not bring it up. You are wrong. Even actors that have considerable experience with firearms (Keanu Reeves, for example, who's probably been through more firearms courses than your average operator at this point) are not responsible for firearms on a set. This is not a bunch of friends gathering around to make loud noises with metal plates. So no, he is not responsible for checking the weapon. But you also misunderstand his culpability as a producer. The armorer, who was already convicted of manslaughter, is the one that had the criminal liability here. Baldwin, as the producer, had a CIVIL liability for his hiring of an incompetent armorer. That does not in any way rise to the level of criminality. While the armorer was not highly experienced, she had enough to know how to run things. She just didn't. At all. Baldwin should have known to step in and replace her with someone better, but not doing so does not meet any sort of standard for criminal responsibility. Civil? Yes, and that's why Baldwin settled with the deceased's family years ago at this point. That was handled quickly. But criminal? No. You in your backyard picking up a gun and firing it in someone's general direction? Yes. An actor, on a movie set, where culpability is moved to a trained professional? No. Absolutely not.
This prosecutor has been arrogant and unprofessional from the beginning. Stomping around the court like she runs the place. Along with Karen Read, there is a big question mark over prosecutors and their failure to seek truth and justice.
Morrisey telling Judge Sommer that she thought that wearing gloves wasn't necessary. just shows her display of arrogance. and she should know that this is a criminal trial therefore handling of evidence is done by wearing gloves.
Another victim lost in the shameful mess of arrogance and ineptness on the part of the state's representatives. RIP Officer O'Keefe and Halyna Hutchins. 💔
What do you mean a victim lost? The person criminally responsible is currently serving a sentence for her crime. Baldwin settled with the deceased's family in a way that they (not the court, as it was settled out of court) were satisfied met his civil responsibility as the producer. This case was never going to end in conviction. It was a wild goose chase from the start.
@@TheKrangled Hannah didn't know she had live rounds in her possession that came from the 1883 film set that her dad trained the actors with. Yes she was inexperienced and mistakes were made but without the live rounds being there, no one would have died. It was just a complete and utter mess and the cops withheld this from her legal team which would have resulted in a new trial.
@@TheKrangledAlec did point the gun at her or in her direction and pulled the trigger - not sure his reason for that. Just wondering what you think about it. The other actors were very surprised he did that and no one was expecting it right then.
@@TheKrangledactually her family wants justice from all who were irresponsible and did not follow safety protocols. Alec is one of those people. He was absolutely not suppose to pull the trigger when he did. They were not filming or doing a shoot practice right then. He had the gun cocked and pulled the trigger probably on accident. He denies it but in Hannah’s trial the expert Sid it would have to have pressure put on the trigger to go off. He will probably have another civil suit coming his way. I believe the judge did the right thing in the case though. That prosecutor and the entire investigation team is a joke.
Same. I absolutely hate this dude and his beliefs, I am diametrically opposed to him politically. But I am also happy this trial was dismissed. I wanted to see him behind bars for his recklessness, but it has to be done properly and following the same legal protections the everyday citizen is given. Which also makes me wonder what will be done about this Special Prosecutor. After Day 2 I though tthe Prosecution had the defense on their back foot, but then we wake up with this craziness. She's originally a defense attorney so I know not much can be done, but considering she broke one of the biggest cardinal and ethical rules out there, there has to be punishment for what she did.
Congratulations to the defense and to Mr. Baldwin. I was telling my husband from the beginning what a mess this whole case was, not to mention that aside from everything, the one and only question is why are live bullets on a set to being with, and who put them there? That's the only person that should be held accountable. What a relief for the defense and the defendant! Congrats!
lol she’s getting hostile toward her own side. Then again, SFSO filed Teske’s rounds under a different case #, so I can’t blame her for being mad that the Sheriff’s office (especially Poppel) didn’t make this clear to her. Then again again, she also participated in the unilateral decision that this wasn’t evidence related to the Rust case which came back to bite her big time.
A quick note to that corrupt lying arrogant prosecutor: " You see that glow flashing in the corner of your eye? That's your career dissipation light. It just went into high gear."
I’m sure she had aspirations of higher office. My impression is that she hoped this case would have made those aspirations real. I believe that the state of New Mexico dodged a bullet.
Can you imagine how many other lives she’s ruined with these types of tactics. Then how many other prosecutors do the same preying on people who can’t afford representation like Baldwin while the state has all the time and resources it needs.
She gave an interview on. Newsmax. She said they lied when they said she quit for another reason. She quit because she told her co prosecutor they needed to dismiss the case.
@Reginaedwards do you think that was the truth? I believe she was trying to save her career. She was trying to distance herself, but she does work in the prosecutor's office.
How many cases has this prosecutor treated unfairly........... because she put convictions ahead of the law Hannah G. defense was eluding to this all the while Miss M. was laughing and disrupting Hannah G. trial Hannah G. was denied this same evidence and the prosecution went to great length to accuse Hannah of introducing live ammo on set.... this is malicious......... Hannah will go to mistrial... The prosecution literally ignored vital evidence that would have changed the out come of Hannah G. trial..... in the middle oh Hannah's trial ,,,,,,,,,,,
That “CST” sure does have a nasty attitude. And I can’t figure out why. Edit: I’ve said several more times since writing that original sentence, “Boy, is she nasty!” She is showing blatantly obvious disdain for the defense attorney and it doesn’t make her look good.
Not just disdain for the defense but for the state’s obligation - and her own obligation to the people of New Mexico, as an integral part of the state’s investigation - to do a thorough job in presenting a clean case that the defense can’t utterly blow up. It’s an appalling failure of negligence, and that she’s so arrogant about the state (including herself) screwing this up so bad is appalling. Everyone’s calling for Morrissey’s head to roll as prosecutor. But she was a special prosecutor here; normally a defense attorney. Rather, I wonder what other cases Poppel has either willfully or mistakenly screwed up evidence on, and who’s been found guilty in NM and FL as a result of Poppel’s high horse mentality and disdain for her duties as an officer and key apparatus of the prosecution.
@@ArcherGinger he set perfect traps. And when witnesses wouldn’t self-incriminate and evade with a “I don’t recall,” he retorts “do you deny it?” and they’re forced to admit “no.” He also successfully gets witnesses to acknowledge they’d like to take back they’re mistaken and or misleading previous testimony. Great lawyering.
@@sandhurstwolves3956 Absolutely, and she’s so young to have to pay for this! It’s the person who supplied Rust with live ammunition that needs to be behind bars for a long time!!!, imo it was a set up! She’s young and a rookie!
This question is for Vinnie , why is it ok that Nick M hasn’t turned all evidence over to the defense in the Delphi case or does it make a difference who the judge is?
I am floored!!!! Witnesses, especially police et al testifying on the stand are meant to be neutral. Their goal is the truth, not to side with prosecution or defense. Having said that, I have never seen a witness such as crime scene investigator Popell be so blatantly sided with prosecution. " Can you restate your really long question" she says with attitude. I hope she loses her job for everything that was revealed about her and her work during this trial!
Even though I don't agree with AB's politics, I am totally satisfied with his acquittal because this case was nothing more than a witch hunt from the beginning. Now I'm left wondering about the validity of the guilty verdict of the Armorer. It would seem that an appeal is in order for her!
Morresy stated (inter alia & circa) "she didn't know at the time that the ammo was going to be logged on a docket under a different case number". However, after the fact and several months before the Baldwin trial even began, she WAS TOLD! This being the case, she only starts to disclose this information when Balwins defence team discover this happened and then ask for a separate motion. What struck me (with my degree in hindsight) is Morresy (virtually) protested to the Judge, as to how Baldwins defence got this info, in the same way judge Granville did with Lawyer Steel in the YSL case!
I think he does have some responsibility since he pulled the trigger. He denies pulling it but it was pulled while being pointed at 2 people when it wasn’t suppose to be and it fired. Even if it had blanks that is a big mess up. There was no direction at that time he was just practicing with it. It went off. Hannah’s trial went over - very detailed - how that gun has to have force on the trigger to go off. Someone pulled the trigger. Everyone in the church was supper supposed when they heard it because that was not suppose to happen at all.
@@britth5333 Yes that is true and he is going to pay for that mistake in his civil trials. I mean. Who really cares if he did 18 months in prison or not? Everyone is acting like he was on trial and was going to get 50 to life. By the way, can you believe that Kari tried to charge him with up to 5 years in prison and thought that everyone was going to forget that the incident happened before the changes in the maximum sentence for Involuntary Manslaughter involving a firearm in New Mexico went from 18 months max to 5 years?
00:00:00 Alec Baldwin Manslaughter Trial Day 3
00:30:49 ON THE RECORD - NM v. Alec Baldwin
00:31:05 Outside the Jury's Presence - Motions to Dismiss Hearing
01:04:02 OJP Testimony: Marissa Poppell, Crime Scene Tech, Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office
01:55:15 Break
02:30:39 Judge on the Bench: OJP
03:00:20 Lunch Break
04:40:37 Back in Court: OJP
04:44:46 OJP Testimony: Seth Kenney - Rust Props Firearm Supplier
05:45:05 OJP Testimony: Corporal Alexandria Hancock - Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office
06:40:35 OJP Testimony: Lt. Brian Brandle - Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office
07:08:05 OJP Testimony: Prosecutor Kari Morrissey
07:36:36 Judge Grants Motion to Dismiss
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Everyone is fortunate this Judge is a Judge of great integrity
@@becyreed please come to Boston>Dedham court
Alec is definitely fortunate this is the case
You don’t often see live footage of someone smugly destroying her entire career for 8 hours straight. This is WILD.
The ineptitude of that "detective" is staggering. She and that CST should get fired and probably sued.
Did these sheriff's department investigators come from the Canton Police Department 🙄
@@matthewa8713 🤪
CST was a joke.
I would be giving major side eye to anyone that was convicted and tried by this prosecutor
Hannah?
Hannah was and the real people who should be on trial are Sarah Zachary and seth kenney that's been mentioned several times yet leave it to them to be the 1st ones to make a deal so they can't be held accountable
@@BirdTalk13 Free Hannah
I was thinking the same thing!!! Not just Hannah but ALL of her cases.
@@lopez2011ismneed a free hannah campaign. Ots sickening that the powerful get away with this stuff and she has had it all piled in her lap. In the publics eyes she will be the guilty one in all of this in years to come and that is just not fair. Seth and his ginger sidekick should be behind bars imo. They are dodgy as they come those two. Ov seen footage of them having secret looking wee chats and the only place I could have seen it is law enforcement body cam which is even more disturbing! Hannah was 100 set up imo. X
Another corrupt system! This is getting wild and happening RIGHT before our eyes. This judge has my major respect!
The $2,000 an hour lawyer is now going to start charging $3,000 an hour
Worth every penny 😅
I guess they were worth every penny
I would build an altar to him if I were Alec lol
@@Glubtubis_Wepal69 lmao
The prosecutor should be investigated
She should be sued and convicted for lying under oath. The court should go after her and the lead detective and the dumb evidence lady who thought everything was funny!
EXACTLY
The prosecutor was very careful not to directly lie under oath. "Without you giving me example I can't answer" isn't a lie.
This judge is not playing games and she has absolutely control of her court room I love it
I love this Judge , I just wish she had picked up on this in the Gutierrez-Reed trial 🙋♀️✨prayers for Halyna Hutchins and her family 🙏🙏🙏✨
@@timblanch7577 I wish that also ,and theYSL trial, that one is over corrupt, Day 100 and it had to be put on hold, due to Judge and prosecutions corruption, while Defendants sit in Jail for over two years.
She deserves lots of praise
@@timblanch7577picked up on what exactly?..this new evidence didn’t even show up till after the HGR trial was over.
Kari’s behavior in and out of court has been abhorrent. She makes me sick.
I can’t stand her and people like her.
Sorry but who is Kari? Lol
@@deemcnalley8677 the blonde prosecutor who blew the case.
@@slaws2279 ok thought so lol, thanks
Alec Baldwin's lawyers came in full force they made her look like a clown. What was this prosecutor 🤔. Charges need to be filled on all 3 (Crime tech, investigator, and Prosecutor for perjury.
This trial got weirder by the hour, spiraling into a bizarre carnival of chaos.
Mega-pint plot twist
They should do a movie about the deviousness of the prosecutor.
@@Loliolla Who should play Alec Baldwin? 😶
@@sharidenis3890One of his brothers? 😉
The prosecutor blew it and she lied. She touched evidence with her bare hand. She needs disbarred.
And that CST lied too, she was the actual one that buried the evidence! She should be fired and sued, smirks and all.
@@Moonbeamer7 I would imagine the defense attorney's office was drafting the complaint within seconds of this case concluding. The prosecutor knew it too - the expression on her face afterwards - she knew she was screwed ...
@@fernandaolivares7926 wasn’t it the lead detective giving her orders? I think they both didn’t do their jobs.
She even talked to the judge earlier while they were examining it and said I can't touch it I'd have gloves on judge told her we got gloves yet ..... She smarter than the average bear she picked 1 up on purpose no gloves 😆 she thought she playing with Hannah lawyer.... No mam stfu
@@fernandaolivares7926 absolutely 2 1/2 day trial you could see her neck and face red
I hate liars and cheats. We just can't get away from them, can we?
Hancock and the prosecutor really screwed up on this. She's a real ditz and should be fired (Hancock).
She spent too much time in the lash and lip injection chair.
it really got sad towards the end for hancock. She couldn't even understand the questions anymore and fundamentally changed her testimony minutes later. She can't be an investigator, let alone lead.
FIRED ALONG WITH PROSECUTOR MORRISSEY that smug b*tch❗️😡
@@anomoly6414she really does need to lay off those lip injections or at the least calm them down.
Brilliant Lawyer and team. The guy should never have been on trail in the first place.
Wowza! These defense attorneys happen to be excellent, but they didn’t even have to be! The arrogant prosecutor absolutely HANDED them 3 clear evidence violations. It’s unreal.
@Rae_777 Alex Spiro is 1 if the best in the country-!! Almost to the level of Alan Jackson who is a beast!
THIS JUDGE HANDLE THIS COURT PERFECTLY!
Wish she were the Judge on Karen Read Trial
BOSS JUDGE!
yes
Finally!
Judge Beverly Cannone should take note-! free KAREN READ ❤
The DA, CST is beyond off putting. She has an answer for everything and looks like the biggest ass! The way she speaks to the judge and defense is on another level!
The prosecutor calls herself as a witness not to better appeal the motion to dismiss but to save her career. She probably failed.
This is why courts should always remain a public procedure
@Mayhem42083 it's sad that this is what it came to this day and age.the lack of transparency is suspect ,needing cameras in the courtrooms I also think police stations front desk should be on video as well. Cops lie-!! Not all of course. Let's keep up the transparency and keep everyone on notice!
They need to look into more cases of these investigators and prosecutors. And she needs to be disbarred
Did the prosecutor tell the JUDGE to slow down? What a piece of work.
She doesn't even object she can say something like "please", and the defense just has to accept that. And isn't objective when talking to witnesses, calling Baldwin all kind of names... and she can't give an answer when asked about it. This is shocking and she should be fired IMO.
@@IMTC-ri9jw agree. She should be fired. And she was acting like it was her courtroom.
@@slaws2279I have a friend in this court, and he says this attorney acts like this all. The time.
I didn’t hear what she said to the Judge??? I just heard the Judge say in response, “Well that’s your opinion”. It was around the 1:12:00 mark??
@@lyndaczika6327 She told the judge to slow down at 6:01:00.
Despite all the drama, this judge is controlling her Courtroom
A fair, sensible judge!
I just wonder why she didn’t crack down on Prosecutor Morrissey in the Hannah Gutierrez trial. Was it because Hannah’s lawyers didn’t stand up to Morrisey as Alec Baldwin’s attorneys did?
7:10:15 Imagine being so prideful and unhinged that you open yourself to cross when the defense & judge says they don’t want you to 😮
Or so narcissistic that you think you’re smarter than everyone else in the room. I wonder where she would score on the psychopathy scale?
I think she may have known that the case had a high probability of being dismissed. She kept on saying she wanted to go on record to give her rationale for the decisions that were made. Also, she threw Hancock under the bus and wanted that noted into testimony under oath. She knew she was screwed and she was trying to mitigate the repercussions. Hannah's case was also on her mind and knowing that an appeal was probably forthcoming, it made it imperative that she testify under oath. Again just my opinion.
In an interview with the special prosecutor that resigned during this trial (Johnson?), she rebutted the lead prosecutor's claims as to why she decided to resign. She stated that she knew that ethically and morally she could not abide being a part of a team that surpassed evidence and violated Brady.
The lead prosecutor and her cohorts chose their words very carefully under oath and I'm sure there were many omissions that, technically, they could state if questioned "Well, you didn't specifically ask me about that."
He never should have been charged. I’m glad the judge recognized the clear Brady violation and dismissed the charges.
This Judge 👩⚖️ ROCKS!!! She made the right decision hands down. I always wondered why so many “plea deals” were made by the prosecutor prior to Hannah’s trial. Everything makes sense now! I know we’re all not a fan of Alec but he wasn’t at fault. I can’t believe a prosecutor is this unprofessional in 2024. I predict she resigns by the morning!
Your prediction was spot on sister 😂
@@AshleyRose_Golddid she resign?
After all this it really seems to me that the ones that needed to be prosecuted or could’ve been prosecuted all received immunity instead 🤦🏼♀️
The prosecutor, who appeared to be the judge, resigned this morning after learning that evidence had been suppressed, according to Alec's lawyers. Three additional prosecutors resigned during the pre-trial hearings. Ms. Morrisey was an absolute embarrassment in court. I have never seen a prosecutor say they want to be a witness and then be sworn in. She needs to disappear for a year or two. No justice for Haleyna, as I believe Hannah will also be released. What an absolute shitshow!
@@AshleyRose_Goldunreal court day today. I canceled a lunch date I didn’t want to miss anything. Steve Baldwin was so sweet and a lot were asking what’s with his ears. He’s hard of hearing so that a sophisticated hearing aid he had on.
This state prosecutor is awful, I wish charges would he brought against her for pitting and hiding evidence. She needs to be held accountable
Will never happen though
@@stevewayne3676 yes but it should. These are peoples lives they trying to ruin.
She was absolutely in panic mode during the hearing. She knew she was finished.
This was a wild ride 😂 Defense was perfect, Judge made the right decision.
Im not a Baldwin fan but in this case the prosecution and investigator have done their job dirty and sneaky .
CST Poppel’s arrogance & snottiness isn’t winning her the points she UNBELIEVABLY thinks it is. ?????
@@lkmassage6007my favorite was "would it refresh your memory to watch the video of you saying this?" And she said no lmao.
She’s a liar 🤥
@@lkmassage6007"I don't recall" is standard if you don't want to potentially perjure yourself.
@@douglasphillips1203 It looks like she did perjure herself, in that last section Baldwins lawyer asked if the prosecutor believed that Poppel lied under oath when she had previously claimed that none of the ammunition that Teske brought in was similar or potentially matching that which was found on set and the prosecutor agreed with him.
@@lkmassage6007Right, she is full of it and CST Poppel needs to be popped❗️😂
The State put that poor guy through Hell. I'm glad this travesty of justice has been rectified. The next Court TV broadcast should be the prosecution of the Prosecutor.
And the Lead Investigator and the CS Tech Popple.
No, then you wouldn't be better than her. She will now have to deal with herself.
Now IMAGINE HOW MANY POOR Ppl GET SCREWED OVER bc THEY DONT HAVE $$ FOR A DOPE ASS LEGAL TEAM LIKE THIS ONE!!!!!
Exactly!
Conducting a mini trial within a trial. Love it. Good job judge!
If the guy who brought the bullets into the Sheriff's Office wasn't answering his calls, then go find him!
They just shrug and don't follow up on the information?
Well done Judge, etc. for seeing through this cover up!
I especially liked it when Spiro said “well you must’ve had the wrong phone number, because his call logs have no record of that.”
So, Ms prosecutor says to the judge “I don’t think we need gloves” when they are all standing around the bullets, and then at the first opportunity, picks up a bullet with no gloves on? Methinks she’s handled them before , or something equally suspect.
Congratulations Alec!!! This should have never even gone to trial. Wishing you and your family all the best ❤
Exactly!
Regardless of inculpatory or exculpatory...the prosecutor Purposely hid the evidence. Hense the new Special prosecutor has left to resign.
It boggles the mind that the judge is opening undisclosed evidence 3 days into a trial and everyone is gathered round while its viewed.
Specially pointing out the bullets that at least visually match the live round on set 2 minutrs after the prosecutor said "none of the bullets looked anything like the one that killed Helena....while puffing and smirking!
@@fernandaolivares7926I actually think that's a bit of a red herring, all it proves is that Seth Kenney had the same type of round. Not surprising given he does the same kind of work with the same type of guns and probably shares the same suppliers.
@@gary83uk It would still be a HUGE violation to hide it, or “forget” to disclose it
@@Rae_777 Agree, 100%
@@gary83uk does it prove Seth had it tho? Who’s to say it didn’t come from Hannah’s dad?
6:18:53 “Is this an objection or is she just talking?”😂😂😂 funniest line
To be fair he did say “in your own police report” but it’s ‘you’ as in your department.
She likes to talk. She's a talker. 😂😂
Highlight among many highlights.
The conduct of this prosecution is absolutely unacceptable
You dont get to decide how important evidence is for opposing council. She didnt say a single thing about the evidence being turned over beyond that. Just yapped about what the defense said already and didn't address the issue lol
As I read it; when Morresy testified as a witness about the ammo logged under a separate case number, she took it upon herself to act as Judge, Defence and Jury. This was all based on speculative presumption, that she alone decided was not relevant, as to the origins of the live ammo. For ANY officer of the court to deny such evidence being put forward, is bad enough. However, to do it on such a "potentially" crucial bit of evidence, is outside the limits of acceptable behavior or judgment !
Prosecutor is an arrogant bully and clearly is lying and trying to wiggle her way out of it.
I agree 💯, I wonder how many cases she tampered with evidence.
Prosecutor had such an irritating voice. ,,,,,You know that voice
LIES ... the prosecuter just wanted to be on TV, and new evidence & corrupt cops wasn't going to stop her
She is absolutely a good lawyer and a good prosecutor if you look in her past .... I really like her but this case was unreal imo....
The Prosecuter should be disbarred!!! Who makes her the Judge on what was relevant as evidence and then to hide it with another case number!!! And how many other cases did she do this to? IMO she lied on the Stand to the Judge. Hearing them all laugh in the room while not realizing there was a camera and discussing the case is so sad to me, knowing a Mother died on the set of Rust. The real person who should be behind bars is the one who brought in the live ammunition! This was a set up!!! This case should never to have gone to Court!
@@DebbieBreit Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner! You're right on the money: in how many other cases did this prosecutor hide evidence? Why didn't they investigate the source of the live ammo? She wasn't interested in the truth or justice for the victim.
I highly dislike the prosecutor. She is rude to everyone EVEN the judge. And by the way, this judge is the most involved judge I’ve ever seen!
This case should never have been brought forth.
Never seen the prosecuting DA have to take the stand. Wow.
She didn't *have* to, but she was trying desperately to save her neck. As the saying goes, she was hoist on her own petard and she knew it.
They had this whole debate on whether those rounds were evidence. I'm sorry but when they are reported to law enforcement, a prosecutor gets pictures taken of them, they are discussed with the investigator, the defense in another case is made aware of them, they are brought into the station, a statement is taken about them, that person says they are related to the case.... THATS EVIDENCE, no matter whether people have their own opinion of whether they are important or not.
She didn't have to. The final four hours was her letting her ego and hubris get to her.
All this could be done outside of cameras and all she did was speed up this trial being dismissed while showing to the world how badly Hancock, the CST, and herself screwed this case up for the state.
This should of never gone to trial. Ridiculous waste of time and tax money for everyone involved.
100% AGREE!
As well as the emotional trauma to the families of both sides.
I appreciate that this judge does not allow any nonesense from this prosector. Watching her in HG's trial was so maddening.
At one point, when the prosecutor was professing that she had never seen or heard of those bullets before, the judge seemed to express some audible skepticism.
I agree. I thought she showed some bias in the HG trial. Right after sentencing her to the maximum sentence, she said, "Get her out of here." IMO that was unprofessional.
@bocajoanne nah it was fine.
Hannah’s lawyers are probably preparing her appeal right now.
The Judge made the proper call
That prosecutor sounds like she literally is making up the next sentence she's going to say while she's in the middle of the prior one. This is a great outcome. He should not have been on trial in the first place.
@@charlieseverson3534 great point. If her prints were on there it would have been another lie, since she said all she had seen was the picture of four of them. She needed to pick them up to cover her ass because she had obviously handled them before
I'm not a fan of Baldwin but his attorneys were brilliant. That's the judicial system working at its best. It just doesn't always work for everyone. I guess it just depends on who you are and how much money you have and that is a little scary.
Good. It’s absolutely ridiculous that they had live rounds on a set. No Actor is responsible for loading the weapons and definitely not thinking that somebody is loading a live round for him to be set up for a crime. This case should’ve never been brought against him in the first place and that prosecutor is horrible. The woman kept interrupting Throughout the entire case to disrupt the defense attorneys flow. Thank God, this judge was fair and follow the law. Judge Glanville in Atlanta needs to take notes from this judge regarding Young Thug trial
He is responsible for checking the weapon and as the producer, he’s responsible for everything that’s on set.
Every actor is responsible.
Only in hollywood can jews invent their own law and then claim murder is legal.
You people think the elites are so far above the common man that they are immune from any accountability for their actions.
Pathethic.
The moment the prosecutor says none of the bullets looked like the one that killed Helena and then the judge opening the box and pointing out the ines that look that the one that Helena was BEAUTIFUL and horrifying at the same time. That prosecutor needs to be disbarred and sued by Alec.
@@Moonbeamer7 He is absolutely NOT responsible for checking the weapon. Anyone saying this does not know anything about how firearms are supposed to be handled on a movie set.
In short..
If a weapon is to be fire with either blanks or live rounds, the armorer will be the one loading the weapon and the one responsible for it. They will load the firearm at the last possible moment before filming begins. They will hand the firearm to the actor. Filming begins, firearm is discharged, filming ends. The armorer then takes the firearm away from the actor and ensures it is safe and clear.
At no point is an actor responsible for ensuring firearm safety. That is not their job, and it is not their job for a good reason. They DO NOT have the knowledge or experience required to ensure safety. This is not a firing range. This is not your uncle's acreage. This is not a simple controlled environment. This is a movie set with dozens, potentially hundreds, of people moving in different directions and with different purposes. There are an infinite number of chances for any loser to walk up and start messing with guns. This is why the responsibility falls to the armorer. It is THEIR job to handle and be responsible for firearms at all times. They are the ones that check them in and out of storage. They are the ones that load and unload them. They are the ones that have the ultimate responsibility for every single round fired on that set. No exceptions.
I've seen plenty of backyard plinkers act as if they know everything there is to know about firearms and spew the standard response of "well they should JUST LEARN how to do that!" This does not apply. Do not bring it up. You are wrong. Even actors that have considerable experience with firearms (Keanu Reeves, for example, who's probably been through more firearms courses than your average operator at this point) are not responsible for firearms on a set. This is not a bunch of friends gathering around to make loud noises with metal plates.
So no, he is not responsible for checking the weapon.
But you also misunderstand his culpability as a producer.
The armorer, who was already convicted of manslaughter, is the one that had the criminal liability here. Baldwin, as the producer, had a CIVIL liability for his hiring of an incompetent armorer. That does not in any way rise to the level of criminality. While the armorer was not highly experienced, she had enough to know how to run things. She just didn't. At all. Baldwin should have known to step in and replace her with someone better, but not doing so does not meet any sort of standard for criminal responsibility. Civil? Yes, and that's why Baldwin settled with the deceased's family years ago at this point. That was handled quickly.
But criminal? No. You in your backyard picking up a gun and firing it in someone's general direction? Yes. An actor, on a movie set, where culpability is moved to a trained professional? No. Absolutely not.
@@fernandaolivares7926 WOWWW now I’m gonna have to go back and watch the entire trial.
This prosecutor has been arrogant and unprofessional from the beginning. Stomping around the court like she runs the place.
Along with Karen Read, there is a big question mark over prosecutors and their failure to seek truth and justice.
Morrisey telling Judge Sommer that she thought that wearing gloves wasn't necessary. just shows her display of arrogance. and she should know that this is a criminal trial therefore handling of evidence is done by wearing gloves.
Now that’s a judge that controls her courtroom and makes appropriate decisions when called for!
The judge is LIVID especially after Mirissee finished with Poppel CST.
WHAT A SHAME TO THROW YOUR LAW DEGREE AWAY JUST FOR FIVE MIN. OF FAME. WAS IT WORTH IT?
@@Fatatua She wanted to take the stand to save face? She can't take back what she did it to late.
@@Fatatua THEIRS NO INTEGRITY IN LAW. THAT GOES FOR SOME JUDGES ALSO. WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TOO. I FEEL SAD FOR THE NEXT GENERATION COMING UP.
stop yelling. it's hard on bofa.
Ok fine, but if you SENT THEM TO THE FBI YOU KNEW THEY WERE EVIDENCE. And if you knew they were evidence, it should have been disclosed.
I just can’t get this out of my head. What crazy day!
this prosecuter was hell bent on throwing Alec under the bus. Her team of investigators should be ashamed
I'm glad I'm not alone. This was the wildest court day I've watched.
INSANE!
This is what corruption actually looks like
Another victim lost in the shameful mess of arrogance and ineptness on the part of the state's representatives. RIP Officer O'Keefe and Halyna Hutchins. 💔
What do you mean a victim lost? The person criminally responsible is currently serving a sentence for her crime. Baldwin settled with the deceased's family in a way that they (not the court, as it was settled out of court) were satisfied met his civil responsibility as the producer. This case was never going to end in conviction. It was a wild goose chase from the start.
The feds have a LOT of info on O'Keefe's murder and who is actually responsible. Real justice is still possible
@@TheKrangled Hannah didn't know she had live rounds in her possession that came from the 1883 film set that her dad trained the actors with. Yes she was inexperienced and mistakes were made but without the live rounds being there, no one would have died.
It was just a complete and utter mess and the cops withheld this from her legal team which would have resulted in a new trial.
@@TheKrangledAlec did point the gun at her or in her direction and pulled the trigger - not sure his reason for that. Just wondering what you think about it. The other actors were very surprised he did that and no one was expecting it right then.
@@TheKrangledactually her family wants justice from all who were irresponsible and did not follow safety protocols. Alec is one of those people. He was absolutely not suppose to pull the trigger when he did. They were not filming or doing a shoot practice right then. He had the gun cocked and pulled the trigger probably on accident. He denies it but in Hannah’s trial the expert Sid it would have to have pressure put on the trigger to go off. He will probably have another civil suit coming his way. I believe the judge did the right thing in the case though. That prosecutor and the entire investigation team is a joke.
Good on you, Alec. It's been a shame you had to go through this in the first place. Well done, legal team!
Agreed. Not a fan of AB at all but citizens of this country are entitled to a “ Fair” trial.
He killed her thats enough punishment right?
It was dismissed he wasn’t found not guilty. They will retry him I hope.
Is it enough for Kohberger?School shooters?
@@Moonbeamer7 He cannot be retried.
I hate this dude and somehow I'm happy for him
Because you're an intelligent adult capable of separating your emotions from evidence and facts. That's a rare quality these days.
Same. I absolutely hate this dude and his beliefs, I am diametrically opposed to him politically.
But I am also happy this trial was dismissed. I wanted to see him behind bars for his recklessness, but it has to be done properly and following the same legal protections the everyday citizen is given.
Which also makes me wonder what will be done about this Special Prosecutor. After Day 2 I though tthe Prosecution had the defense on their back foot, but then we wake up with this craziness. She's originally a defense attorney so I know not much can be done, but considering she broke one of the biggest cardinal and ethical rules out there, there has to be punishment for what she did.
@@Keirnoth
If you keep politics separate from manslaughter, it's pretty easy.
@@Keirnoth I imagine a civil case will be forthcoming against him.
Whether you like him or not, no one wants to see anyone's rights trampled on.
She didn’t find this defence a push over like Hannah’s. I’m happy for him
Congratulations to the defense and to Mr. Baldwin. I was telling my husband from the beginning what a mess this whole case was, not to mention that aside from everything, the one and only question is why are live bullets on a set to being with, and who put them there? That's the only person that should be held accountable. What a relief for the defense and the defendant! Congrats!
What a smug prosecutor. You are fired!
6:48:49 The prosecutor increasingly losing her mind with rage by this point was such a misguided tactic.
lol she’s getting hostile toward her own side. Then again, SFSO filed Teske’s rounds under a different case #, so I can’t blame her for being mad that the Sheriff’s office (especially Poppel) didn’t make this clear to her.
Then again again, she also participated in the unilateral decision that this wasn’t evidence related to the Rust case which came back to bite her big time.
THANK YOU JUDGE!!!!!
$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Will the prosecutor be disbarred for these shenanigans? She should be. Next case!
A quick note to that corrupt lying arrogant prosecutor: " You see that glow flashing in the corner of your eye? That's your career dissipation light. It just went into high gear."
You left out A hole.
Backdraft 😂
I’m sure she had aspirations of higher office. My impression is that she hoped this case would have made those aspirations real. I believe that the state of New Mexico dodged a bullet.
This prosecutor is so smug.
Can you imagine how many other lives she’s ruined with these types of tactics. Then how many other prosecutors do the same preying on people who can’t afford representation like Baldwin while the state has all the time and resources it needs.
Money wins every time😐
@s.d.8561 I really didn’t like her during Hannah’s trial, but can’t believe this turn of events!
The bullet came from seth. Hannah carelessly loaded it. Case closed.
Absolutely
Seth is soo slimy. He has really bad eyesight, and probably mixed real bullets with fake bullets
yep. Hannah's conviction should not be overturned. Seth should also be charged with negligence.
@@metal--babble346complete sleazebag
I WOULDLIKE TO HEAR MORE FROM THE WOMAN WHO QUIT THE CASE MORE THEN EVEN BALDWIN HIMSELF !!!
Why are you screaming
@@Love-bo3dfwhy are you so sensitive?!
More than. Not more then. Two very different words.
She gave an interview on. Newsmax. She said they lied when they said she quit for another reason. She quit because she told her co prosecutor they needed to dismiss the case.
@Reginaedwards do you think that was the truth? I believe she was trying to save her career. She was trying to distance herself, but she does work in the prosecutor's office.
Unbelievable!
How many cases has this prosecutor treated unfairly........... because she put convictions ahead of the law
Hannah G. defense was eluding to this all the while Miss M. was laughing and disrupting Hannah G. trial
Hannah G. was denied this same evidence and the prosecution went to great length to accuse Hannah of introducing
live ammo on set.... this is malicious......... Hannah will go to mistrial... The prosecution literally ignored vital evidence that would have changed the out come of Hannah G. trial..... in the middle oh Hannah's trial
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That “CST” sure does have a nasty attitude. And I can’t figure out why.
Edit: I’ve said several more times since writing that original sentence, “Boy, is she nasty!” She is showing blatantly obvious disdain for the defense attorney and it doesn’t make her look good.
Her smugness is so bizarre. It's like she thinks she's smarter than a Harvard lawyer who makes $2,000 an hour.
Not just disdain for the defense but for the state’s obligation - and her own obligation to the people of New Mexico, as an integral part of the state’s investigation - to do a thorough job in presenting a clean case that the defense can’t utterly blow up.
It’s an appalling failure of negligence, and that she’s so arrogant about the state (including herself) screwing this up so bad is appalling.
Everyone’s calling for Morrissey’s head to roll as prosecutor. But she was a special prosecutor here; normally a defense attorney. Rather, I wonder what other cases Poppel has either willfully or mistakenly screwed up evidence on, and who’s been found guilty in NM and FL as a result of Poppel’s high horse mentality and disdain for her duties as an officer and key apparatus of the prosecution.
Alex Spiro, defense attorney, has such piercing stare
@@ArcherGinger he set perfect traps. And when witnesses wouldn’t self-incriminate and evade with a “I don’t recall,” he retorts “do you deny it?” and they’re forced to admit “no.”
He also successfully gets witnesses to acknowledge they’d like to take back they’re mistaken and or misleading previous testimony.
Great lawyering.
Call the jury back for THE TRIAL OF MIRRISSEE E😂
I’m so happy for Alex B and his family. Now the next person who should be exonerated is Hannah!
Praying for her💜✝️💜
Why should Hannah be exonerated??
@slaws2279 prosecutor is tainted with with holding evidence
Hannah is where she should be. It’s just that Hall and Zachary should be with her.
She's the scapegoat while others got away with it
@@sandhurstwolves3956 Absolutely, and she’s so young to have to pay for this! It’s the person who supplied Rust with live ammunition that needs to be behind bars for a long time!!!, imo it was a set up! She’s young and a rookie!
Justice for Alec! Congrats 🤩🤩🤩🤩⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I think they made the right decision. 🙋🥳🥰
This question is for Vinnie , why is it ok that Nick M hasn’t turned all evidence over to the defense in the Delphi case or does it make a difference who the judge is?
I am floored!!!! Witnesses, especially police et al testifying on the stand are meant to be neutral. Their goal is the truth, not to side with prosecution or defense. Having said that, I have never seen a witness such as crime scene investigator Popell be so blatantly sided with prosecution. " Can you restate your really long question" she says with attitude. I hope she loses her job for everything that was revealed about her and her work during this trial!
What a great judge! Seeker of the truth.
Prosecutors are fuccing snakes. That’s it, between the Karen Read case and now this one, I’m attending law school. I’m fed up.
And you should be too.
I just am wondering if any thing will happen to the attorney for the state? Will she get in any trouble I hope so
He should never had been charged. Hannah, yes. Alex, no
I don't think I've ever seen a judge step change hats and start asking questions. This trial is bizarre.
Prosecuting attorney--Buh bye career👋🏼
I cannot believe the defence is cross examining the lead prosecutor on the stand. It’s rather comical.
Even though I don't agree with AB's politics, I am totally satisfied with his acquittal because this case was nothing more than a witch hunt from the beginning. Now I'm left wondering about the validity of the guilty verdict of the Armorer. It would seem that an appeal is in order for her!
Good job judge, he should have not have been on trial. It wasn't his fault
Morresy stated (inter alia & circa) "she didn't know at the time that the ammo was going to be logged on a docket under a different case number". However, after the fact and several months before the Baldwin trial even began, she WAS TOLD! This being the case, she only starts to disclose this information when Balwins defence team discover this happened and then ask for a separate motion. What struck me (with my degree in hindsight) is Morresy (virtually) protested to the Judge, as to how Baldwins defence got this info, in the same way judge Granville did with Lawyer Steel in the YSL case!
You know there’s going to be a movie plot about this trial starring Alex Baldwin. Yikes.
So glad for Alec I knew he wasn't guilty.
He's neither guilty nor not guilty. The answer to that question will never be answered.
I think he does have some responsibility since he pulled the trigger. He denies pulling it but it was pulled while being pointed at 2 people when it wasn’t suppose to be and it fired. Even if it had blanks that is a big mess up. There was no direction at that time he was just practicing with it. It went off. Hannah’s trial went over - very detailed - how that gun has to have force on the trigger to go off. Someone pulled the trigger. Everyone in the church was supper supposed when they heard it because that was not suppose to happen at all.
@@britth5333 Yes that is true and he is going to pay for that mistake in his civil trials. I mean. Who really cares if he did 18 months in prison or not? Everyone is acting like he was on trial and was going to get 50 to life. By the way, can you believe that Kari tried to charge him with up to 5 years in prison and thought that everyone was going to forget that the incident happened before the changes in the maximum sentence for Involuntary Manslaughter involving a firearm in New Mexico went from 18 months max to 5 years?
5:55:01 Starts the questioning of body worn camera. State is stumbling over their words and goes downhill for them afterwards.
WOW!!!!!
Amazing professional judge❤❤❤. This is how all judges should be.
That prosecutor needs to get fired. She's disturbed with an ugly attitude, Karen.