Alec Baldwin Called Out Online for Old Tweet About 'Wrongfully Killing Somebody'
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A crew member working on the film "Rust" died after sustaining a serious injury when Baldwin fired a prop gun on the set.
Hollywood star Alec Baldwin accidentally killed DOP Halyna Hutchins on Friday after a prop gun reportedly misfired while filming. However, just as the actor thought it couldn't get any worse, a tweet he posted in 2017 has come back to haunt him.
The tweet features a link to a Los Angeles Times article about a police officer being caught on video fatally shooting a suspect outside a 7-Eleven store. “I wonder how it must feel to wrongfully kill someone,” Baldwin wrote over four years ago. Well, as some social media users have pointed out, now the actor knows.
— shaquille o'atmeal (@crypt0e) October 22, 2021
I guess Alec Baldwin now knows how it feels to kill someone wrongfully. pic.twitter.com/RBYGgfGwAQ
— 🇸🇴 (@defact0_) October 22, 2021
You sure have your answer now don't ya?
— Mike McGuire (@McGuire_Mike) October 22, 2021
Alec Baldwin's shoulder for the past 4 years. pic.twitter.com/1r2y1UOlo1
— lordbitememan (@lordbitememan) October 22, 2021
At least one netizen referenced the death of actor Brandon Lee, who died during the filming of “The Crow” in 1994 after he sustained a mortal wound because a prop gun had been incorrectly loaded.
Those of us who lived in Wilmington NC during production on "The Crow" say hi
— Steakback Outhouse (@duane_moody) October 22, 2021
