Alec Baldwin

And you just immediately started running.

Sarah Jones was trying to get the expensive camera equipment off the track.

It was like the train was right there.

The impact happened like an explosion.

Sarah was the first person I saw.

She was lying on the side of the tracks dead.

We're here tonight to mourn this loss and to share our collective grief.

When late October, several hundred film industry people gathered in a Burbank parking lot mourning the loss of cinematographer Helena Hutchins and trying to comprehend the senseless death of one of their own.

Helena was amazing from the first day I met her.

She's

Helena was like a little ball of light.

But even as the film world mourns Helena's loss, there's still this one burning question that remains unanswered.

Someone put a live bullet in a gun.

A bullet that wasn't even supposed to be on the property.

I hope that the sheriff's department doesn't give up on that they follow this to the ends of the earth.

Did Hannah supply any ammunition to that set?

To try to trace the source of that live round, there was a search warrant executed at this Albuquerque prop house that provided firearms and dummy rounds and blanks.

PDQ arm and prop supplied the guns, the blank ammunition, and 50 dummy rounds to the show.

Seth Kenney is the owner of PDQ prop and arms, and when we spoke, he asked that we not show his face.

He says he wasn't the film's only provider.