‘Rust’ Armorer Requests Release From Prison, Citing New Evidence

‘Rust’ Armorer Requests Release From Prison, Citing New Evidence
Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed looks back at her family members at her sentencing at district court in Santa Fe, N.M., on April 15, 2024. Luis Sánchez Saturno-Pool/Getty Images
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Hannah Gutierrez Reed, the armorer for the film “Rust,” has requested her release from prison, citing “bombshell exculpatory evidence” that could have impacted her involuntary manslaughter trial. Her attorneys filed a motion on June 27, claiming that prosecutors concealed critical evidence that could have favored her defense.

This motion coincides with an imminent ruling by a New Mexico judge, expected on June 28, on whether to dismiss a manslaughter charge against actor Alec Baldwin related to the on-set shooting during the filming of “Rust.”

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