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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly, welcome to the Megan Kelly Show on October 21st last year.

Police and EMTs were dispatched to the Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Call the 911 relayed that two people had been accidentally shot on the rust movie set, and they needed help immediately.

Cinematographer Helena Hutchins' injuries would soon after prove to be fatal, and director Joel Susa thankfully only suffered an injured shoulder from the very same bullet that passed through Helena.

More than a year later, no one has faced criminal charges in connection with the accidental death of Hutchins, but one fact remains clear.

Actor Alec Baldwin was holding the gun that killed this up-and-coming filmmaker.

Shortly after we taped this episode, the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office released a 551-page report into the rust investigation.

The report did little to answer the crucial questions a year later.

There are still no answers as to how live ammunition made its way to the rust set.

Nor did the report make any judgments on whether criminal charges should be filed. That's in the hands of the DA.

It did, however, release some text messages from Alec Baldwin to Hutchins' husband, insisting that he and the cinematographer believed the gun was empty.

Baldwin also suggested that there may be a sabotage angle, and also told an assistant, quote,

I have to delete my archive. By the way, that's never something you should put in writing. But Baldwin's lawyer says that was in reference to his Twitter account and unrelated to the case.

Lawyer turned YouTuber David Freyheight, better known to his audience as Aviva Frey, has followed this story quite closely.

He joins us to discuss it all in this special episode, but first, little background on David because he's fascinating in his own right.

David was on track to make partner at one of the most prominent law firms in Canada when he left to start his own practice.

Shortly after he struck out on his own, he got a GoPro for Christmas, which changed his entire trajectory. I love this.

He now has over 500,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel where he dissects the latest news through his unique and fair legal perspective.

And somewhere in there, he even found time to run for the Canadian parliament. David, welcome to the show.

Megan, thank you for having me on.

Oh, the pleasure is all mine. So it's amazing to think that this was only a year ago that this happened.

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