Apparently, there are several lawsuits regarding the shooting on the set of Rust. I watched or listened to much of the below video where this lawyer read quite a bit of the lawsuit filed against the prop supplier by the lead armorer on the set and it got me curious to read the whole thing myself. There are some interesting details about events surrounding the loading of the gun contained in this lawsuit that aren't available anywhere else.
I don't know anything about this lawyer that runs the YouTube channel, this is the first video I've ever seen of his. The video is over an hour long and he reads quite a bit from the lawsuit. The first few minutes of the video he's distracted by his phone and earbuds, if you watch this you might want to skip ahead to somewhere around the 3 minute mark to get past the awkward start. This was apparently livestreamed originally.
I will disable the forum and update the software tomorrow morning, around 6 or 6:30 a.m. "This version is a maintenance release ... which introduces a number of improvements aimed at enhancing the user experience and overall stability of the software and resolves some issues noticed in previous releases."
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Hannah Gutierrez Reed v Seth Kenney and PDQ Arms and Props, LLC
Hannah Gutierrez Reed v Seth Kenney and PDQ Arms and Props, LLC
"It actually doesn't take much to be considered a difficult woman. That's why there are so many of us."
--Jane Goodall
--Jane Goodall