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* ''Film/WhatLiesBeneath'': Claire suspects her neighbor of killing his wife. She's partly right; there is a murderer in the neighborhood, but it's not him.
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* In ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'', Daemon Targaryen thinks his older brother KIng Viserys has been murdered by the Hightowers, while he actually died of the leprosy-like illness afflicting him (which Daemon witnessed but somehow didn't account for).
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* In ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'', [[HuskyRusskie Argo Gulski]] has Canada's Gundam Fighter [[CrusadingWidower Andrew Graham]] trying to kill him because [[YouKilledMyFather he thinks Argo killed his wife Norma]] back during his SpacePirate days. In reality, Argo ([[ThouShaltNotKill who had never taken a life even in his darkest days]]) was trying to ''save'' Norma from [[ExplosiveDecompression getting sucked through a hull breach]] but couldn't get to her in time, and from where Andrew was standing at the time he couldn't see what was really happening.

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* In ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'', [[HuskyRusskie Argo Gulski]] has Canada's Gundam Fighter [[CrusadingWidower [[CrusadingWidow Andrew Graham]] trying to kill him because [[YouKilledMyFather he thinks Argo killed his wife Norma]] back during his SpacePirate days. In reality, Argo ([[ThouShaltNotKill who had never taken a life even in his darkest days]]) was trying to ''save'' Norma from [[ExplosiveDecompression getting sucked through a hull breach]] but couldn't get to her in time, and from where Andrew was standing at the time he couldn't see what was really happening.
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* The ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' episode "Deathtrap" opens with AMinorKidroduction in which the young Frasier and Niles steal a skull from the school lab for a backyard production of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'', but drop it. In the present, they visit the house they lived in and look under the floorboards for a TimeCapsule they remember leaving. When they instead find a cracked skull, they immediately leap to the conclusion their landlord murdered his wife.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'': The Dethklok song "Bloodtrocuted" tells the story of an electrician who is MistakenForMurderer by the bounty hunters chasing him, because he happens to look like the man that they're after. Of course, it's [[EverybodyDies Dethklok]], so [[spoiler:he ends up killing the bounty hunters in an electrified puddle of his own blood in order to save himself, [[BittersweetEnding then bleeds to death]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard from the cuts he gave himself]] [[DeathByIrony in order to pull the stunt off]].]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'': The Dethklok song "Bloodtrocuted" tells the story of an electrician who is MistakenForMurderer by the bounty hunters chasing him, because he happens to look like the man that they're after. Of course, it's [[EverybodyDies Dethklok]], Dethklok, so [[spoiler:he ends up killing the bounty hunters in an electrified puddle of his own blood in order to save himself, [[BittersweetEnding then bleeds to death]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard from the cuts he gave himself]] [[DeathByIrony in order to pull the stunt off]].]]
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* In ''Series/TheMillionaire'', each episode features somebody anonymously receiving a check for one million dollars from an EccentricMillionaire. One of the recipients, Fred Malcolm, becomes mistakenly convinced that his wife is trying to commit InheritanceMurder to get hold of his million.
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* Gowther's backstory in ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' incorporates this, as [[spoiler:he was accused of raping and murdering Nadja Liones, the then-Princess of her kingdom.]] The truth of the matter is [[spoiler:that [[IllGirl Nadja was suffering from an ailment of the heart]], and would likely die soon, so she chose to spend the night with Gowther, with whom she'd developed romantic feelings for. This would lead to TheirFirstTime, but [[OutWithABang tragically after making love, Nadja's heart gave out]]. A panicked Gowther tried to transplant his Magic Heart into her to save her life, tearing open her chest to replace her weak heart. When some royal guards walked in and saw the naked doll standing over Nadja's unclothed and bloodied body, [[NotWhatItLooksLike the failed attempt at a meatball surgery led the guards to assume the worst]], [[PleaseWakeUp despite Gowther's devastated pleas for Nadja to wake up]]. No one found out the truth behind Nadja's death, but Bartra, who was a young prince at the time, was the only one to believe that Gowther would never harm Nadja like that, having been aware of their growing relationship.]]

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* Gowther's backstory in ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' incorporates this, as [[spoiler:he was accused of raping and murdering Nadja Liones, the then-Princess of her kingdom.]] The truth of the matter is [[spoiler:that [[IllGirl Nadja was suffering from an ailment of the heart]], heart, and would likely die soon, so she chose to spend the night with Gowther, with whom she'd developed romantic feelings for. This would lead to TheirFirstTime, but [[OutWithABang tragically after making love, Nadja's heart gave out]]. A panicked Gowther tried to transplant his Magic Heart into her to save her life, tearing open her chest to replace her weak heart. When some royal guards walked in and saw the naked doll standing over Nadja's unclothed and bloodied body, [[NotWhatItLooksLike the failed attempt at a meatball surgery led the guards to assume the worst]], [[PleaseWakeUp despite Gowther's devastated pleas for Nadja to wake up]]. No one found out the truth behind Nadja's death, but Bartra, who was a young prince at the time, was the only one to believe that Gowther would never harm Nadja like that, having been aware of their growing relationship.]]
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* In ''ComicBook/LadyMechanika'', the first person that Mechanika ever killed was Deacon "Grin" Grindlethorn of the Ministry of Health, who ran a BedlamHouse dedicated to "curing" children with monstrous birth defects. A perpetually masked man who combined traits of a MadScientist and a SinisterMinister in a place where girls would frequently go missing without warning. Before her escape from the Ministry, Mechanika found him in a room with shelves full of the preserved body parts of many of the girls who had supposedly been "cured", and killed him in a rage. It would be many years later before Lady Mechanika would learn that Deacon Grin actually was a compassionately God-fearing (if still unsettling) doctor who cared about the girls, and that the one who actually murdered them was a young Katherine de Winter, a fellow patient and budding psychopath.
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->''"How dare you! Murdered my wife and buried her in the garden? I have never been so insulted in my life! You know how much I've spent on that garden! You think I'm going to dig a hole in it?"''
-->-- '''Boycie''', ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses'', "[[Recap/OnlyFoolsAndHorsesS9E03SleeplessInPeckham Sleepless in Peckham...!]]"
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* ''Literature/AFlyWentBy'': A few of the animals wrongly think someone wants them dead:
** The fly thinks the frog wants to eat him.
** The frog thinks the cat wants to eat him.
** The cow thinks the fox wants to eat her calf.
** The man thinks that whatever made the thumping noise ([[spoiler:which turns out to be a sheep with a can on its hoof]]) wants to kill him.
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** [[spoiler:Satoko]] believes that [[spoiler:Keiichi]] murdered [[spoiler:Rika]] in the climax of ''Tatarigoroshi-hen'', after [[spoiler:Keiichi]], while [[spoiler:Satoko]] is absent, finds [[spoiler:Rika's]] body, drops the hatchet he's carrying into her blood in shock, and then ''[[WhatAnIdiot picks the hatchet back up]]''... at which point [[spoiler:Satoko]] returns.

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** [[spoiler:Satoko]] believes that [[spoiler:Keiichi]] murdered [[spoiler:Rika]] in the climax of ''Tatarigoroshi-hen'', after [[spoiler:Keiichi]], while [[spoiler:Satoko]] is absent, finds [[spoiler:Rika's]] body, drops the hatchet he's carrying into her blood in shock, and then ''[[WhatAnIdiot picks ''picks the hatchet back up]]''...up''... at which point [[spoiler:Satoko]] returns.
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* Gowther's backstory in ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' incorporates this, as he was accused of raping and murdering Nadja Liones, the then-Princess of her kingdom. The truth of the matter is that [[IllGirl Nadja was suffering from an ailment of the heart]], and would likely die soon, so she chose to spend the night with Gowther, with whom she'd developed romantic feelings for. This would lead to TheirFirstTime, but [[OutWithABang tragically after making love, Nadja's heart gave out]]. A panicked Gowther tried to transplant his Magic Heart into her to save her life, tearing open her chest to replace her weak heart. When some royal guards walked in and saw the naked doll standing over Nadja's unclothed and bloodied body, [[NotWhatItLooksLike the failed attempt at a meatball surgery led the guards to assume the worst]], [[PleaseWakeUp despite Gowther's devastated pleas for Nadja to wake up]]. No one found out the truth behind Nadja's death, but Bartra, who was a young prince at the time, was the only one to believe that Gowther would never harm Nadja like that, having been aware of their growing relationship.

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* Gowther's backstory in ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' incorporates this, as he [[spoiler:he was accused of raping and murdering Nadja Liones, the then-Princess of her kingdom. kingdom.]] The truth of the matter is that [[spoiler:that [[IllGirl Nadja was suffering from an ailment of the heart]], and would likely die soon, so she chose to spend the night with Gowther, with whom she'd developed romantic feelings for. This would lead to TheirFirstTime, but [[OutWithABang tragically after making love, Nadja's heart gave out]]. A panicked Gowther tried to transplant his Magic Heart into her to save her life, tearing open her chest to replace her weak heart. When some royal guards walked in and saw the naked doll standing over Nadja's unclothed and bloodied body, [[NotWhatItLooksLike the failed attempt at a meatball surgery led the guards to assume the worst]], [[PleaseWakeUp despite Gowther's devastated pleas for Nadja to wake up]]. No one found out the truth behind Nadja's death, but Bartra, who was a young prince at the time, was the only one to believe that Gowther would never harm Nadja like that, having been aware of their growing relationship.]]
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* Gowther's backstory in ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'' incorporates this, as he was accused of raping and murdering Nadja Liones, the then-Princess of her kingdom. The truth of the matter is that [[IllGirl Nadja was suffering from an ailment of the heart]], and would likely die soon, so she chose to spend the night with Gowther, with whom she'd developed romantic feelings for. This would lead to TheirFirstTime, but [[OutWithABang tragically after making love, Nadja's heart gave out]]. A panicked Gowther tried to transplant his Magic Heart into her to save her life, tearing open her chest to replace her weak heart. When some royal guards walked in and saw the naked doll standing over Nadja's unclothed and bloodied body, [[NotWhatItLooksLike the failed attempt at a meatball surgery led the guards to assume the worst]], [[PleaseWakeUp despite Gowther's devastated pleas for Nadja to wake up]]. No one found out the truth behind Nadja's death, but Bartra, who was a young prince at the time, was the only one to believe that Gowther would never harm Nadja like that, having been aware of their growing relationship.
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* ''Literature/TheUnicornChronicles'': [[spoiler:Beloved]], who was dying of an illness, was found by a unicorn in woods. The unicorn, wanting to help her, tried to heal her, which required stabbing the tip of his horn into her chest- she would be wounded, but only for a moment and then his magic would heal both the wound and her illness. Unfortunately that's when her father arrived, and saw only his daughter on the ground, stabbed through the heart by a unicorn's horn, and came to the obvious conclusion that she was being murdered. He attacked the unicorn to defend her, and the two killed each other in their struggle.
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* In ''[[Pinball/WHODunnit WHO dunnit]]'', Tex thinks his wife Victoria tried to kill him by sabotaging the brakes on his car. [[spoiler:In reality, it was her butler who did it, after he overheard Tex threatening her.]]

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* In ''[[Pinball/WHODunnit WHO dunnit]]'', ''Pinball/WhoDunnit1995'', Tex thinks his wife Victoria tried to kill him by sabotaging the brakes on his car. [[spoiler:In reality, it was her butler who did it, after he overheard Tex threatening her.]]
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* In ''Film/LicoricePizza'' Gary's attempt at selling waterbeds is interrupted when he's abruptly arrested for murder, as the real murderer happens to look like him and wear the same clothes. He's dragged off to the police station and released just as quickly when the witness tells them he's not the guy.
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* Downplayed in ''ComicBook/ThroughTheMoon'' in that the ghosts of the other four assassins were not major characters, but when Rayla encountered them in the spirit world, they were still wearing the wrist bindings for Ezran. When they saw that Rayla no longer had hers, they mistakenly believed that Rayla had succeeded in killing Ezran. This belief caused their wrist bindings to fall off too. Rayla reacts to being falsely "accused" of murder about as well as you would expect.
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* ''Series/TheDevilJudge'': Soo-hyun hears a gunshot and barges into the room to find Yo-han and Ga-on standing over Minister Cha's corpse. She jumps to the obvious conclusion, unaware Minister Cha shot herself and the other two were simply the first to arrive on the scene.
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* ''Manga/CaseClosed'':
Though they are not major characters, Kogoro Mouri frequently accuses the wrong people of the murders that happen. To be fair, he isn't the only one: many cases feature clearing someone's name before they're formally accused of stuff they didn't do.
** In one instance, Andre Camel, an FBI agent that worked with Conan in the previous arc, is taken in as a suspect for a hotel murder when the police find him jogging up and down the stairs (he was exercising). When everyone suspects he's the murderer due to [[NotHelpingYourCase him being bad at talking his way out of it]] (for example, they ask him what his job is, which he stutters over because he's not allowed to tell them he's an FBI agent), being a foreigner, and having the FaceOfAThug, Conan has to call in Jodie to explain.



* Though they are not major characters, Kogoro Mouri of ''Manga/DetectiveConan'' frequently accuses the wrong people of the murders that happen. To be fair, he isn't the only one: many cases feature clearing someone's name before they're formally accused of stuff they didn't do.
** In one instance, Andre Camel, an FBI agent that worked with Conan in the previous arc, is taken in as a suspect for a hotel murder when the police find him jogging up and down the stairs (he was exercising). When everyone suspects he's the murderer due to [[NotHelpingYourCase him being bad at talking his way out of it]] (for example, they ask him what his job is, which he stutters over because he's not allowed to tell them he's an FBI agent), being a foreigner, and having the FaceOfAThug, Conan has to call in Jodie to explain.

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* A variant occurs in an episode of the anime miniseries ''[[Manga/RumikoTakahashiAnthology Rumic Theater]]'', "Abberant Family F", where a girl is convinced the rest of her family plans to kill her and then commit group suicide during a family vacation.

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* A variant occurs This is what drives [[spoiler:Kaede Kayano/Akari Yukimura's]] motivation for killing Koro-sensei in an episode ''Manga/AssassinationClassroom''. [[spoiler: Her sister Aguri was working in the lab that the future Koro-sensei was being experimented on, and when Koro-sensei broke out of containment, Akari arrived at the destroyed lab only to find him looming over her sister's corpse as well as a letter he left saying he would be teaching Aguri's class in her stead. As such, she implanted herself with [[PsychoSerum tentacle cells]], changed her identity to Kaede Kayano, and [[NewTransferStudent transferred to Class 3-E at the start of the anime miniseries ''[[Manga/RumikoTakahashiAnthology Rumic Theater]]'', "Abberant Family F", where a girl is convinced story]] so she could exact revenge on the rest of monster that seemingly killed her family plans to sister. As it turns out, Koro-sensei did not kill her sister; rather, Aguri [[InterruptedCooldownHug was killed trying to calm him down]], which prompted his HeelRealization and then commit group suicide during a family vacation.thus him taking up the role of Class 3-E's teacher as TheAtoner. Koro-sensei only gets to clear this matter up with her once he removes her tentacles]].



* This happens to Jun in ''Manga/{{Bokurano}}''. Everyone thinks [[JerkAss Jun]] pushed [[spoiler:Waku]] off the mecha into the sea but the truth is [[spoiler:the kids die after they pilot the mecha. Waku just happened to die right when Jun playfully pushed him. He would have fallen anyway]].



* The series ''Anime/{{K}}'' begins with an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent finding out that there's a video that shows him murdering someone, and the other members of the victim's gang are out for revenge - but he doesn't remember doing it, and he's sure he's innocent. He and his companions work to solve the mystery over the first season. The truth is [[spoiler: it was his body, but he was [[BodySnatcher body-swapped]].]]



* This happens to Jun in ''Manga/{{Bokurano}}''. Everyone thinks [[JerkAss Jun]] pushed [[spoiler:Waku]] off the mecha into the sea but the truth is [[spoiler:the kids die after they pilot the mecha. Waku just happened to die right when Jun playfully pushed him. He would have fallen anyway]].
* The series ''Anime/{{K}}'' begins with an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent finding out that there's a video that shows him murdering someone, and the other members of the victim's gang are out for revenge - but he doesn't remember doing it, and he's sure he's innocent. He and his companions work to solve the mystery over the first season. The truth is [[spoiler: it was his body, but he was [[BodySnatcher body-swapped]].]]


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* In ''Manga/BattleAngelAlita'', Alita notices that Ido goes out at night and turns up in the morning with inexplicable injuries, all while a series of unsolved cyborg murders take place. Believing that he's the killer, she follows him and -- upon seeing him attack a seemingly harmless woman -- directly confronts him. Little does she know that the supposedly innocent woman in question is actually a rogue mutant, as well as the ''actual'' murderer...

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* In ''Manga/BattleAngelAlita'', Alita notices that Ido goes out at night and turns up in the morning with inexplicable injuries, all while a series of unsolved cyborg murders take place. Believing that he's the killer, she follows him and -- upon seeing him attack a seemingly harmless woman -- directly confronts him. Little does she know that Ido's a registered BountyHunter and the supposedly innocent woman in question is actually a rogue mutant, as well as the ''actual'' murderer...
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* In "Lesson Zero" episode of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', Twilight Sparkle accidentally sees Fluttershy [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2yi-1zgdZc#t=3m42s giving a bear a therapeutic massage]], only from her perspective it looks like she was beating the crap out of him and ''[[FamilyUnfriendlyViolence snapping his neck]]''. It doesn't help that another episode implied that bears in this world are [[FurryConfusion more or less]] sentient species.

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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "Lesson Zero" episode of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E3LessonZero Lesson Zero]]", Twilight Sparkle accidentally sees Fluttershy [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2yi-1zgdZc#t=3m42s giving a bear a therapeutic massage]], only from her perspective it looks like she was beating the crap out of him and ''[[FamilyUnfriendlyViolence snapping his neck]]''. It doesn't help that another episode implied that bears in this world are [[FurryConfusion more or less]] sentient species.
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* ''Series/Mouse2021'': Ba-reum stops Bong-yi late at night while wearing blood-covered clothes. Bong-yi and her grandmother get the wrong idea and freak out. [[spoiler: Played with when it turns out he really is a murderer.]]
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* ''Series/PsychopathDiary'':
** Played with, since in this case a character mistakes ''himself'' for a murderer. Thanks to In-woo's diary and a case of amnesia Dong-sik becomes convinced he's a serial killer.
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* ''Radio/TheSixShooter'': In "Ben Scofield", a series of unfortunate coincidences, combined with the sheriff's guilt about his treatment of his son, lead Sheriff Ed Scofield to belive that the robber and murderer he and Britt are tracking is his son Ben. This leads to him and Britt almost getting killed when he calls out a warning to the wounded outlaw as Britt is sneaking up on him.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'' episode "Future Shock," Tuck peeks into the future via a {{Chronoscope}} and sees what appears to be Jenny [[EvilLaugh laughing maniacally]] with blood on her hands in front of Brad's head, severed from the rest of his body. [[spoiler: It turns out that when Tuck tried to fight Jenny out of his paranoia, he ended up squirting [[ABloodyMess ketchup]] on her hands, and in the commotion, Brad ended up landing in a hole with the rest of his body intact. The other body turned out to be Brad's dummy which he brought along to a drive-in theater as a "date." Jenny was only laughing at the ridiculousness of the situation.]]

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'' episode "Future Shock," Tuck peeks into the future via a {{Chronoscope}} and sees what appears to be Jenny [[EvilLaugh laughing maniacally]] with blood on her hands in front of Brad's head, severed from the rest of his body. [[spoiler: It turns out that when Tuck tried to fight Jenny out of his paranoia, he ended up squirting [[ABloodyMess ketchup]] on her hands, and in the commotion, Brad ended up landing in a hole with the rest of his body intact. The other body turned out to be Brad's dummy which he brought along to a couples-only drive-in theater as a "date." Jenny was only laughing at the ridiculousness of the situation.]]
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'' episode "Future Shock," Tuck peeks into the future via a {{Chronoscope}} and sees what appears to be Jenny [[EvilLaugh laughing maniacally]] with blood on her hands in front of Brad's head, severed from the rest of his body. [[spoiler: It turns out that when Tuck tried to fight Jenny out of his paranoia, he ended up squirting [[ABloodyMess ketchup]] on her hands, and in the commotion, Brad ended up landing in a hole with the rest of his body intact. The other body turned out to be Brad's dummy which he brought along to a drive-in theater as a "date." Jenny was only laughing at the ridiculousness of the situation.]]
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* In the Victorian London level in ''VideoGame/WaxWorks'', the protagonist is mistaken for UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper after being seen next to a dead harlot. The fact that the body he's using is that of Jack's twin brother doesn't help him much.

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* In the Victorian London level in ''VideoGame/WaxWorks'', ''VideoGame/Waxworks1992'', the protagonist is mistaken for UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper after being seen next to a dead harlot. The fact that the body he's using is that of Jack's twin brother doesn't help him much.
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* In the ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' faniction [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7333172/1/ Paranoia]] [[{{Tsundere}} South Italy]] ends up panicking and imagining that [[LoveFreak America]] has been plotting to kill him.

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* In the ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'' faniction [[http://www.''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7333172/1/ Paranoia]] Paranoia]]'', [[{{Tsundere}} South Italy]] ends up panicking and imagining that [[LoveFreak America]] has been plotting to kill him.
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* In ''Anime/MaiHime'', when Sister Yukariko is first revealed as a [=HiME=], she is standing over an injured [[ThoseTwoGuys Aoi]] with a bow-like Element. A flashback at the start of the next episode reveals that an Orphan attacked Aoi, and Yukariko tried to fight it off, but most people mistake her for Aoi's attacker, and Haruka has her interrogated.

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* In ''Anime/MaiHime'', ''Anime/MyHime'', when Sister Yukariko is first revealed as a [=HiME=], she is standing over an injured [[ThoseTwoGuys Aoi]] with a bow-like Element. A flashback at the start of the next episode reveals that an Orphan attacked Aoi, and Yukariko tried to fight it off, but most people mistake her for Aoi's attacker, and Haruka has her interrogated.

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