Investigators found 9 spent casings on the 'Rust' set after the fatal shooting
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- Investigators recovered nine spent casings and three black revolvers on the "Rust" set after the fatal shooting.
- A fanny pack with ammo in it and 14 swabs of "suspected blood," was also collected, a court document says.
- Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on the movie set last week, killing a cinematographer and injuring the director.
Investigators recovered nine spent casings along with three black revolvers and "loose ammo" following actor Alec Baldwin's deadly prop-gun shooting on the New Mexico set of his latest movie "Rust," a newly filed court document shows.
The document filed in Santa Fe County Magistrate Court on Monday details an inventory of items that the Sante Fe County Sheriff's Office recovered from the movie set at Bonanza Creek Ranch after the October 21 shooting killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza.
A fanny pack with ammo in it, a brown leather gun belt, 14 swabs of "suspected blood," several boxes of ammo, "loose ammo and boxes from bottom tray," photographs, a gray T-shirt and a white beanie were included among the 29 items on the inventory list that investigators collected.
The investigators listed "1 spent casing" on the document - obtained by Insider - nine different times.
Baldwin, who was producing and starring in the Western flick, fatally shot Hutchins with a prop gun while he was rehearsing for a scene for the movie, according to an affidavit.
Souza was standing beside Hutchins at the time he was hit in the right shoulder, the affidavit said.
The movie's assistant director, Dave Halls, had handed Baldwin the firearm during a rehearsal and yelled "cold gun," indicating that it did not contain any live rounds before the incident, the documents state.
However, the gun had somehow been loaded with a "live round" prior to the scene, according to a local propmasters union.
The gun that killed Hutchins and wounded Souza was reportedly was used for live-ammo target practice by crew members on the morning of the shooting.
No charges have been filed in connection to the fatal on-set incident.