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The police took Genevieve's cell phone and did not return it until after the trial, a year and a half after they took the phone. They knew or should have known that there were no salacious emails coming from Genevieve to Alec on that phone. Yet the prosecutor alleged in court that the emails were proof that Genevieve had stalked Alec. The judge asked what proof the prosecutor had that the emails were connected to either Genevieve's phone or to Alec's phone. The prosecutor had no such proof and therefore the judge refused to accept the emails into evidence. The judge overlooked the fact that the emails existed and that they were offered into evidence by the prosecutor which showed a false case.

Genevieve tells all about the abuse she suffered from Alec. He reveals his inhuman plan for a sham marriage to fool his fans. When she realizes he is serious he uses his influence to discredit her and shame her including seven months at Rikers Island.

Genevieve tells all about the abuse she suffered from Alec. He reveals his inhuman plan for a sham marriage to fool his fans. When she realizes he is serious he uses his influence to discredit her and shame her including seven months at Rikers Island.

Genevieve Sabourin had a flirtatious relationship with Alec that went on for two years until Hilaria falsely accused her of stalking Alec and Hilaria. False statements under oath with police misconduct (withholding exculpatory evidence) caused Genevieve to go to jail for seven months at Riker's Island. Alec cried and lied under oath about how afraid he was of the girl.

Hannah Reed is depicted by Sabrina, (Norma Sykes) a British actress from the Fifties.

Mae West depicts a mythical character who explains the black market in ammunition which may have contributed to the accidental shooting of Halyna Hutchins.

The producer and his wife are depicted by Margaret Leighton and Jack Hawkins in "Home at Seven"

Alec Baldwin shot Halyna Hutchins by mistake during a rehearsal. A live round got into a box of dummy rounds and escaped the scrutiny of the weapons master. The question is, how did a live round get into the box of dummies? Was it put there on purpose by a disgruntled striker? Was it accidentally included in the ammunition provided by the supplier? Did negligent crew members put it there in a hasty tidying up?