 Day two of testimony in Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial in New Mexico, where defense attorney Alex Spiros questioning crime scene tech Marissa Popple. He focused on the live ammunition casings found on set and whether the average person can tell the difference between live rounds and so-called dummy rounds. And so Mr. Echols, another actor on the set, turns out that he, as he acted, as he performed, had a live bullet in his bandolier, correct? Yes.