Alec Baldwin's defense attorney raised questions about the investigation into the live ammunition that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust." During Baldwin's New Mexico trial for involuntary manslaughter, key statements from the actor showcased his knowledge of guns and blanks. The defense scrutinized search warrants on a prop truck and warehouse, implying authorities rushed to focus on Baldwin. The defense also suggested a close relationship between investigators and a weapons supplier to "Rust." The prosecution emphasized Baldwin's recklessness with gun safety. The trial delved into the source of the ammunition, implicating the film's armorer and discrediting claims that a good Samaritan's ammunition was involved. Despite the controversy, Baldwin faces the charge that could lead to 18 months in prison. The tragic incident continues to impact the film industry, with Baldwin and his family closely following the proceedings.