"significant damage to the structure of the bank"
this could be inside, not outside.
walls and roof would be okay, but floor may fall.
Did the man know his accomplice was in the bank?
Well ofc not, the accomplice was going against the plans
Read above, @thesorceress youâve given me an idea
The man was hypnotised into leaving the bank and the hypnosis applied for at least an hour, hence the man would not destroy the bank, kill himself or take other extreme actions within the hour
The man knew the accomplice was in the bank, indeed, the original plan was likely for him to hold up the bank while the accomplice slipped out with the money unseen. He likely thought he could trust the accomplice, but it turned out to be false.
or on the other hand
The man did not know the accomplice was in the building, and thought he was outside, but he had slipped inside beforehand with the intent to take all the money for himself. Robbing the place while the culprit provided an ample distraction to the police. However, due to a pang of conscience or some other extenuating circumstance, the accomplice ended up either shooting the remote or otherwise incapacitating the culprit so that the bombs could not explode
The accomplice was outside the bank at the start of the incident.
He would have to destroy the button of the remote as it is specified that at all times if the buttons b was pressed the bombs would explode
This applies even if the button isnât attached to the detonator
So maybe a blue about shooting the detonators button? Not sure here
Obviously the person who he talked to at the counter, I donât think anyone else got close enough
Who hypnotised him then?
Wow what why am I above
LETâS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN!
LETâS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN!
LETâS DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN!
Iâm not sorry.
That would count as thwarting his plan, riiiiiiight?
Nah the hypnosis started before he made the demands fully
Accomplice shot the detonator.
Accomplice stole the money, so perpetrator went after him.
The man was not hypnotised.
The accomplice was originally on the roof of the bank, which is technically the outside. The Accomplice entered through a rooftop duct that the killer was not aware of, but due to the fact that it was not hidden does not count as a secret passage. Alternatively, a new passage could have been created by damaging the roof of the building or a structural default in the walls, all of which are non-secret entrances the culprit would not have been aware of
Also what about my blue with floor falling on them?
The killer is in the building, he wouldnât see new damages from the inside.
It says
"At the conclusion of the incident, the exterior of the bank was not damaged in any way that would necessitate repairs."
So the roof would be repaired if it had a hole in it after accident