Alex Baldwin gets slammed on the internet for posting a picture of Halyna Hutchins with "one year ago today" written on it

Alec Baldwin has been slammed by fans after he shared a photo of late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on Friday, one year after he fatally shot her on the set of Rust.

The actor, 64, posted a photo of Hutchins with a camera with the caption: 'One year ago today' - with social media followers branding the star 'disgraceful' and calling for him to be 'held accountable.'

No one has been charged or even arrested in Hutchins' killing despite a year of legal back and forth, public feuding and lawsuits. Baldwin has maintained it was an accident but not one that he was responsible for.

One follower wrote: 'You are f*****g posting something you should be ashamed of? It’s like making your disgraceful reality a throwback just for Instagram. So desensitized!! I wonder how and with what.'

Another wrote: 'One year ago you killed her…..how brave to even post this' while another typed: 'This was your fault and not a freak accident. You should be held accountable.

One follower wrote: 'This isn't a slap in the face or anything', with another writing: 'Is this the woman you killed?', with a third adding: 'This feels really inappropriate since you're the one who shot and killed her.'

Others called Baldwin a 'bold one' for daring to post the image while another fan called for Baldwin to be put in jail.

In the tragic incident, which took place inside a small church, the gun Baldwin was holding fired, killing Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.

The prosecutor tasked with bringing charges in Baldwin's fatal shooting of Hutchins last year said on Friday she was 'committed' to pursuing justice for the victims and warned: 'No one is above the law'.

Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies on Friday told DailyMail.com in a statement that she is still waiting for the sheriff's report into the shooting.

Only when she has that can she make a decision, but she issued the ominous warning: 'No one is above the law.'

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