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* "Accident kills" in ''Franchise/Hitman'' are their own category of kills that count towards challenges like Silent Assassin. What counts as an accident kill varies from more reasonable such as falling chandeliers to more suspicious such as exploding propane tanks, to a decorative cannon "accidentaly" firing a cannonball at the target.
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* "Accident kills" in ''Franchise/Hitman'' ''Franchise/{{Hitman}}'' are their own category of kills that count towards challenges like Silent Assassin. What counts as an accident kill varies from more game to game, but usually most are reasonable such (such as falling chandeliers or pushing someone out a window), to more suspicious such (such as exploding propane tanks, to electrified puddles), and in two seperate levels and cases, a decorative cannon "accidentaly" "accidentally" firing a cannonball at where the target.target(s) happen to be standing.
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* From ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'' Conquest, we have a rare heroic example with [[TheDragon Hands and Iago]] as the targets:
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* From ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'' Conquest, we have a rare heroic example with [[TheDragon Hands Hans and Iago]] as the targets:
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'''As a DeathTrope, all Spoilers will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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'''As a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, all Spoilers will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', Tarquin's ninth wife is revealed to have died of "mysterious circumstances" (which [[TheDitz Elan]] believes to be a disease). Given that Tarquin is currently managing an ObviouslyEvil empire, the obvious conclusion is obvious. [[SubvertedTrope And wrong]]. As far as Tarquin or anyone else in his camp knows, she ''really did'' just drop dead one day for no discernible reason. It eventually turns out to have been collateral damage from V's Familicide spell.]]
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', Tarquin's ninth wife is revealed to have died of "mysterious circumstances" (which [[TheDitz Elan]] believes to be a disease). Given that Tarquin is currently managing an ObviouslyEvil empire, the obvious conclusion is obvious. [[SubvertedTrope And wrong]]. As far as Tarquin or anyone else in his camp knows, she ''really did'' just drop dead one day for no discernible reason. It eventually turns out to have been collateral damage from V's Familicide spell.]]
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** Jenny Shepard's death by multiple bullet wounds reported as being caused by a fire at the residence they reside in, mainly to avoid complications over TheMole and what they were doing vis-a-vis a certain French ArmsDealer.
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** Jenny Shepard's death by multiple bullet wounds reported as being caused by a fire at the residence they reside in, their residence, mainly to avoid complications over TheMole and what they were doing vis-a-vis a certain French ArmsDealer.
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* ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies'': Bond returns to a hotel room to meet [[spoiler:Paris Carver]], only to be surprised with ClickHello from Dr. Kaufman who had already killed her, and was sent to stage the scene as a MurderSuicide. Later, when [[spoiler:Elliott Carver]] meets his end at sea, M dictates the official story is that he died in a "boating accident" and leaving deliberate ambiguity to imply suicide.
-->'''Doctor Kaufman:''' I am a professor of forensic medicine. Believe me, Mr. Bond, I could shoot you from Stuttgart und still create ze proper effect.
-->'''Doctor Kaufman:''' I am a professor of forensic medicine. Believe me, Mr. Bond, I could shoot you from Stuttgart und still create ze proper effect.
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* "Accident kills" in ''Franchise/Hitman'' are their own category of kills that count towards challenges like Silent Assassin. What counts as an accident kill varies from more reasonable such as falling chandeliers to more suspicious such as exploding propane tanks, to a decorative cannon "accidentaly" firing a cannonball at the target.
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* ''Series/CrossingJordan'': {{Inverted}|Trope}} in the episode, "Justice Delayed": The coroner did an intentionally lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder. He left the shotgun pellets in the body, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see the discrepancy (the racist local cops ordered him to say the victim was shot with birdshot, instead of the much larger and heavier buckshot). When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* ''Series/CrossingJordan'': {{Inverted}|Trope}} ''Series/CrossingJordan'': {{Inverted|Trope}} in the episode, "Justice Delayed": Delayed": The coroner did an intentionally lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder. He left the shotgun pellets in the body, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see the discrepancy (the racist local cops ordered him to say the victim was shot with birdshot, instead of the much larger and heavier buckshot).buckshot, to throw suspicion off the shooter). When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* Inverted in an episode of ''Series/CrossingJordan'': The coroner intentionally did a lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder: He was ordered by the local to say the victim was shot by birdshot, not the far-heavier buckshot (as to take suspicion away from the actual shooter). He left the shotgun pellets in the body, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see the discrepancy. When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* Inverted ''Series/CrossingJordan'': {{Inverted}|Trope}} in an episode of ''Series/CrossingJordan'': the episode, "Justice Delayed": The coroner did an intentionally did a lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder: He was ordered by the local to say the victim was shot by birdshot, not the far-heavier buckshot (as to take suspicion away from the actual shooter). murder. He left the shotgun pellets in the body, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see the discrepancy.discrepancy (the racist local cops ordered him to say the victim was shot with birdshot, instead of the much larger and heavier buckshot). When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* Inverted in an episode of ''Series/CrossingJordan'': The coroner intentionally did a lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see this was [[NeverASuicide no suicide.]] When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* Inverted in an episode of ''Series/CrossingJordan'': The coroner intentionally did a lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder, murder: He was ordered by the local to say the victim was shot by birdshot, not the far-heavier buckshot (as to take suspicion away from the actual shooter). He left the shotgun pellets in the body, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see this was [[NeverASuicide no suicide.]] the discrepancy. When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
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* Inverted in an episode of ''Series/CrossingJordan'': The coroner intentionally did a lazy job on a Civil Rights era murder, assuming the Feds would take up the case and see this was [[NeverASuicide no suicide.]] When the Feds never came, he was stuck with the lie for decades.
