Alec Baldwin shooting doesn't make sense, not possible to be an accident.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/alec-baldwin-shooting-leaves-many-25274193

Alec shot two crew members -- a director (who is injured) and a cinematographer who was killed.

Per an arms specialist in the article above:

"Never point a gun at the crew". "The blanks that we use on movie sets they are crimped casings so there can never be any kind of projectile involved."

So, was this a real gun with real bullets? Or a real gun fitted with non-standard blanks that contain projectiles? Since the movie was a western, this must be a single action gun. How did two people get shot with one bullet? Very odd story indeed.