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People all over the globe were sharing a story that was not only shocking, but also heartbreaking.

There was shock and disbelief tonight after actor Alec Baldwin was involved in a fatal and

apparent accidental shooting of a woman on a new Mexico movie set.

Alec Baldwin seen in Anguish Thursday after firing a prop gun on the set of Rust, an independent

Western, killing cinematographer Helena Hutchins and injuring director Joel Susa.

According to a search warrant released late Friday night, another crew member grabbed a prop

gun off a cart, handed it to Baldwin and yelled,

Cold Gun, apparently unaware it was loaded with live rounds.

A safety bulletin for the industry says live ammunition is never to be used, except for

the very rare occasion which did not appear to be the case for the movie rust.

So if indeed it was a live round, where did that live round come from?

How did it get into the gun?

Now the nation is asking, how could something like this happen?

Today investigators are trying to determine how in the world a prop gun, which is supposed

to be loaded with blanks, killed one person and injured another.

Okay, maybe I'm an idiot, but I don't get this.

Like why do they need to use real guns to make a fake thing?

Because Hollywood movies love using the fake version of real things for everything, except

guns.

Like in Hollywood they've got fake tigers, they've got fake houses, they've got fake diversity

and inclusion initiatives, but then when it comes to deadly weapons suddenly they're

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