Stone Blocks from Hok’s Museum Rear Wall

Several heavy stone blocks lie scattered in the alley after removal from the rear wall of Hok’s Museum. Their absence carves a fresh, jagged hole used for covert entry during the operation. Kehoe positions a trash container to block the breach, treating the blocks as damning traces of forced intrusion that demand concealment.

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Purpose

Removed to breach the rear wall and create an access hole

Significance

Serve as direct physical evidence of the break-in method, which Kehoe obscures to delay detection and protect the operation

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S1E1 · RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

Kehoe's Quiet Cover-up

Several heavy stone blocks removed from the rear wall lie scattered in the alley, serving as tangible evidence of forced entry. They are incidental but damning props that underscore the breach; Kehoe's concealment aims to hide these blocks from immediate notice.

Before: Displaced and lying near the base of the breached rear wall, clearly indicating recent removal.

After: Remain in the alley but are now less visible to a passing observer because the trash container blocks direct line-of-sight to the breached area and the scattered stones.

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