[Domandred]

Except there isn’t any anti-gun employee making stuff up to get the police to arrive hot.

[UCANSEE2]

True. All I meant to imply was that when it looks like the CORPORATION might be at fault, any evidence is kept under wraps.

Since they were 'filming' a movie, one would think there would be video readily available.

Now that the Studio is insisting the accident didn't even occur on the set (even though the woman was being paid to be 'in the scene'), I would assume it was because they don't want to be asked for copies of the video/film.

Just like Obama hiding all his records, the question is WHY? WHAT are they HIDING?