Halyna Hutchins

In a letter to the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office, an attorney for the family said “irreparable” damage had been done to the cinematographer's husband and ...

On GMA, Mendoza said that an investigation was “nearing completion” with the goal of concluding in “weeks and not months.” Last week, New Mexico’s workplace safety regulators fined Rust producers the maximum possible sum for firearms safety failures. We fear, for example, that this shocking footage of Andros’ mother dying may be material used by bullies to emotionally abuse him in the future.” “The potential consequences are disturbing given how information is misused on social media.

In a letter dated Wednesday and addressed to Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza, the Hutchins family's attorney, Brian Panish, accused the local law ...

"The key component is also the analysis on the firearm and the FBI report. Baldwin, who was starring in and co-produced the Western film, told ABC News in an exclusive interview last year that he " didn't pull the trigger." While the damage of publishing that video is irreparable, taking down the video will end your office's complicity in causing further harm." On Oct. 21, actor Alec Baldwin was holding an antique revolver during a dress rehearsal for "Rust" at the Bonanza Creek Ranch near Santa Fe when the firearm discharged a live round, striking Halyna Hutchins in the chest. Mendoza said his office was required to release the evidence in response to a public records request and was doing so in an effort to be "transparent" in its probe. He also criticized the sheriff's office for not redacting any of Halyna Hutchins' information that he claims is private and personal.

The release by police this week of footage of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dying on set last year after being fatal shot by Alec Baldwin has lawyers ...

Your office trampled on the constitutional rights of the Hutchins. Your office promised to allow Mr. Hutchins to review the materials being publicly released in advance of their dissemination to the press. We fear, for example, that this shocking footage of Andros’ mother dying may be material used by bullies to emotionally abuse him in the future. With several lawsuits already filed against Baldwin and the Rust production, the conflict between the cinematographer’s family and the police almost directly follows a damning New Mexico Occupational Health and Safety Bureau report on April 20. A greater respect for the Hutchins constitutional rights would not have allowed this video footage to be released. Without any discussion, your office unilaterally determined that Mr. Hutchins would be given access to the materials to review early in the morning on Monday, April 25 before being released to the public later in the afternoon giving him less than a business day to review the materials. As the Hutchins estate pursues a February 15-filed wrongful death suit against Baldwin, other Rust producers and crew members, the off-loading of the material from the ongoing probe surprised many.

Footage of the Rust on-set shooting was recently released by investigators, and the family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins is not happy about it.

"What is most troubling about the actions of your office in releasing all the files is that the action were not legally required," Panish adds. He then stated that there are many "potential consequences" of the footage being made public, including the possibility that "this shocking footage of Andros' mother dying may be material used by bullies to emotionally abuse him in the future." Panish went on to write that the sheriff's office "failed to give the Hutchins the 'dignity and privacy' the New Mexico constitution affords them including the right to request that discretion be exercised, and sensitive material be redacted." Panish reportedly goes on to claim that the sheriff's office had previously "promised to allow Mr. Hutchins to review the materials being publicly released in advance of their dissemination to the press," but later changed the plan and gave him "less than a business day to review the materials," which Panish calls "wholly inadequate... Panish continued, "The first time Mr. Hutchins saw the disturbing and unsettling video footage of his dying wife lying on the church floor was on... Footage of the Rust on-set shooting was recently released by investigators, and the family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins is not happy about it.

Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland reveals he is 'suffering tremendously' in the wake of Halyna Hutchins' death: 'It's so heartbreaking'. By Dailymail.com Reporter ...

It fired and shot Hutchins, 42, in the armpit, fatally wounding her. Seconds later, he was photographed in the parking lot of the sheriff's office, wailing as he spoke to Hilaria. It fired and shot Hutchins, 42, in the armpit, fatally wounding her; pictured 2019 Baldwin was rehearsing a scene for the movie Rust on October 21, 2021, when he pulled his gun from his costume. But he’s been — but he’s a challenge.' He's been forced to finally deal with these things.'

In a strongly-worded letter to Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza, lawyers representing Halyna Hutchins' widower, Matthew, and young son Andros slammed ...

“We fear for example that this shocking footage of Andros’ mother dying may be material used by bullies to emotionally abuse him in the future.” “Your office trampled on the constitutional rights over the Hutchins [family],” the attorneys’ letter reads, in part. A greater respect for the Hutchins’ constitutional rights would not have allowed this video footage to be released.”

The family of Halyna Hutchins, who died in Alec Baldwin's "Rust" movie shooting, demand that video of her final moments be removed by investigators.

"I'm the one holding a gun in my hand that everyone was supposed to have taken care of." In another video, Souza is seen in a hospital bed recounting to a deputy officer what he remembers from the shooting. In a video taken by police later that day, Baldwin makes a few frantic calls as he awaits a meeting with law enforcement. Also included were rehearsal clips that show Baldwin in costume as he practices a quick-draw maneuver with a gun. "We fear, for example, that this shocking footage of Andros' mother dying may be material used by bullies to emotionally abuse him in the future." The Santa Fe Sheriff's Department did not respond to USA TODAY's request for comment.