Hello, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

I think we all watch the Hannah Gatira's Reed trial.

And I mean, I don't know if people have mixed emotions about this.

This happened all the way in October 21st, 2021.

And when you see her now, of course, she looks a lot different than she did back when this

occurred, this horrible, this is what she looked like in October 2021.

And no doubt her attorneys told her to pull it back a little bit to get potentially,

I think a jury might be a little friendlier to the girl you see on the screen right now

as compared to this, her appearance on the other one one and that's just the way things are your

appearance counts believe it or not one of the thing one of the things we all must remember

in this case is that someone lost their life an innocent innocent person innocent person, Helena Hutchins, the movie's cinematographer,

or excuse me, videographer, she lost her life. She was a wife, a mother, had a really

promising career, and basically snuffed out by gross negligence.

And this, there was enough negligence.

And let's use the term in the statute of involuntary manslaughter.

There was enough reckless conduct.

That's what got Hannah Gattiraz Reed convicted,

was reckless conduct. And she was reckless. Yes, she absolutely was reckless. But

that recklessness needs to be shared with many other people on that Rusty movie set.

And you have to give a certain amount of blame to the movie's producers, of which

Alec Baldwin is one of them.

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