I should have specified - important/at-risk people who suddenly fall from a window, especially after they did something the country they were in doesn't like.

I should have specified - important/at-risk people who suddenly fall from a window, especially after they did something the country they were in doesn't like. > Statistics aren't tracked to this level by most crime reports because it is so overwhelmingly rare for someone to be killed this way. The real issue here is we aren't comparing the statistics of the "average joe". For random-person we can predict the reason for their fall was unlikely to be state-level foul play - in fact near zero chance of it. The likely hood of state-level foul play is substantially higher for spies, rich oligarchs with unpopular opinions, journalists, etc. How much higher I have no idea. --- Anyway my point was the lethality of the cause of death is really not what anyone is interested in. When spies, rich oligarchs with unpopular opinions, journalists, etc die shortly after they did something particularly provoking I don't think people care about the lethality of the incident as much as the cause.