Hilaria Baldwin tells Alec to ‘take time to be sad’ while waiting to hear about shooting allegation

Hilaria Baldwin is standing by her husband Alec while the two wait to see if he will be charged in connection with the fatal accidental shooting on the set of Rust.

The 38-year-old shared a photo of the couple holding hands with a loving caption on the post.

‘I’m not going anywhere,’ she wrote. ‘Take all the time to be sad. I’m here.’

Hand in hand: Hilaria Baldwin is standing with Alec through this difficult time in his life

Her post comes just a day after Baldwin revealed about the random shooting on the set of Rust in an interview with CNN.

During the interview, Baldwin made it clear that he doesn’t feel he, or anyone else working on the set, will be charged for the scene that claimed the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

Speaking of the ordeal, Baldwin said: ‘That private investigator, as you may know, had no trouble reaching officers from the sheriff’s department, and that person told us – quote quoted, not quoted – we’ve known in the series since January. that Alec will not be charged. ‘

He continued, ‘I’m pretty confident that none of them should be working on set anymore. I sincerely believe… [investigators are] would say this was an accident. It’s tragic. ‘

Baldwin’s lawyer added that ‘it would be a huge breach of justice’ if he were charged following the deadly shooting.

Conversation reveal: Her post comes just a day after Baldwin revealed about the random shooting on the set of Rust in an interview with CNN

Years go by: Baldwin said the whole experience took ‘years of my life’, and he carried the burden of Halyna Hutchins’ death with him

Avoidable: ‘Someone died, and that was avoidable,’ he said in the interview. ‘That’s not really necessary. Every day of my life I think about it’

Despite Baldwin’s certainty, a recent report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation has turned the question of the allegations a little more murky.

Last week, the FBI released a report stating that the gun could not have been fired if Baldwin had intentionally fired it.

That means he could still face criminal charges over the incident, with the Santa Fe Sheriff’s department confirming that the case will be referred to the District Attorney.

Baldwin said the whole experience took ‘years of my life’, and he carried the burden of Halyna Hutchins’ death with him.

Dead: During the interview, Baldwin made it clear he didn’t feel he would be charged for the scene that claimed the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins (pictured with Hutchins in 2019)

Job loss: ‘I was fired from another job yesterday,’ he said. ‘There I was ready to go to the movies, hop on a plane’

‘Someone died, and that was avoidable,’ he said in the interview. ‘That’s not really necessary. Every day of my life I think about that. ‘

The 30th rock star has credited his wife for helping him keep their relationship together over the past 10 months.

‘If I hadn’t had my wife, I don’t know where I would be right now… Without her, I would probably have quit my job, retired, gone, you know, I’d have sold everything I own, have a house in the middle of nowhere and you just know you’ve found something else to do, sell real estate,’ he explained.

The Beetlejuice star also went on to talk about her career turmoil in the interview.

“I was fired from another job yesterday,” he said. ‘There, I was getting ready to go to the movies, hop on a plane. I’ve been talking to these guys for months and they told me yesterday that we don’t want to film with you because of this. ‘

Probable charges: Last week, the FBI released a report saying the gun could not have been fired if Baldwin had intentionally fired it

Blame: The former 30 Rock star went on to blame Reed, ammunition supplier Seth Kenney and assistant director Dave Halls for the shooting, arguing – and insisting in an Instagram post – that he I raised the gun and pulled the hammer but didn’t pull the trigger.

Meanwhile, investigator Hannah Gutierrez Reed said in a statement to DailyMail.com that the FBI has yet to examine the live spins that kill Hutchins for fingerprints to determine how they ended up. on the movie set.

She said: ‘The main question in this case from the start was where did the live rounds ending at the Rust set come from? The Sheriff’s Office made a sober decision not to pursue this question by refusing to ask the FBI to examine any rings for fingerprints or DNA.

‘We now know for sure there were live rounds on set. It is inconceivable that the Sheriff would not seek an answer to this fundamental question and it poses a serious problem with the entire investigation. We have been searching for this answer for a long time and will not give up our pursuit of truth to find it. ‘

The former 30 Rock star went on to blame Reed, ammunition supplier Seth Kenney and assistant director Dave Halls for the shooting, arguing – and insisting in an Instagram post – that he raised gun and pull the hammer but do not pull the trigger.

Lisa Torraco, a lawyer for Halls, said Baldwin wanted to blame: ‘Baldwin is pointing the finger at someone else because the evidence is pointed at him. The hall is not responsible. Everyone needs to stop.

‘People just point their fingers at Halls because they don’t want to be held accountable for mistakes. The hall is the scapegoat. People need to look at the evidence. ‘

Source: | Dailymail.co.uk