The revolver with him may be a large handgun.
So therefore **The man’s search for any entrances and exits was foiled because the revolver in his hand blocked sight of a door or open window as he searched.**
Everyone who has ever played an FPS knows what I’m talking about here. Something in the corner of your vision that you cannot see because your gun’s vies model blocks it. This is the same in real life.
Also suppose The entrance the accomplice used was one that was created during or after the man’s search for entrances and exits, such as a window being opened or a door being unbarred.
Can’t come up with much else tbh. So if the gun wasn’t fired the man was incapitated by a surprise attack? Hmmhmmhmm…that gives me some ideas, but the accomplice needs to get into the bank first.
On an unrelated note, sudden migraines would not be something a doctor could forsee, so my above blue concerning a sudden ailment still stands.
If you want I’ll make it more specific: The man was prevented from going through with his plans by an illness, disease, sickness or other ailment that was sudden, was not in the man’s medical history and did not come up in the medical appointment before the incident, such as exploding head syndrome.
Also, does the red truth concerning reflect shots apply to throwable items as well? What about a fragmentation grenade that blew off one of the man’s legs but did not kill him? How about a standard run of the mill rock?These aren’t in blue since I think reflect shots covers these, but I want to make sure.
