Miller was at the location when he was bitten by a brown recluse spider, a species with powerful venom, according to Sky News. Within days, the man began to experience very serious side effects, such as necrosis of his arm (death of body tissue) and sepsis, a serious general infection, which led to his hospitalization.
“He has been hospitalized and endured multiple surgeries each day as doctors do everything possible to stop the infection and try to save his arm from amputation,” reported those responsible behind a fundraising page created to pay for his medical expenses. “If the medical team manages to save his arm, it will be a long road to recovery for Jason,” they explained to Sky News.
“If in the worst case scenario he loses his arm, it will be a devastating event for him and his family,” they added in statements to the media.
Miller’s case comes shortly after a former production employee claimed that he “never felt as close to death on set” as he did hours before Hutchins’ death.
Lane Luper, a camera operator for the film, resigned the day before Hutchins’ death. In her resignation letter to a production manager, seen by Sky NewsLuper highlighted concerns about set safety and team well-being as the reason for his departure.
In the email, sent to the unit’s production manager, Row WaltersLuper referred to two accidental firearm discharges and an accidental discharge of special effects explosives in the days leading up to Hutchins’ death during a scene rehearsal.
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