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Shoot the Builder

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So you've created your ultimate weapon of terror/fortress of doom/super-secret thing. One problem: somebody had to build/design this thing. What happens if they talk or grow a conscience? Simple solution: have them all killed! Your secrets will be safe and they can't build another one for any rivals, and if done to a particularly naive engineer, you just acquired their services for free!
Of course, you have to hope there are No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup to ruin your scheme and lower the Uniqueness Value of your weapon/fortress. Or the fact that an engineer/architect even a little bit savvy probably sees this trope coming and, by dint of the engineering skill the Big Bad recruited them for in the first place, will often have a nasty Faustian Rebellion prepped for a boss seeking to betray their builders.
Subtrope of You Have Outlived Your Usefulness. Similar to Mook Depletion for the aforementioned 'no backup' problem. See also Always Need What You Gave Up for the same reason.
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Watchmen: Ozymandias has the experts who made the fake alien killed via a bomb on their boat. And then, the Evil Plan involved a deadly pyramid of killers that will kill the previous killers so no one could connect the deaths.
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Played more seriously in Thud! when several dwarf miners are murdered for this reason, only one of them leaves a Dying Curse that causes much of the problems of the novel.
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The Hardy Boys: The Secret of the Island Treasure features the Hardy Boys participating in an expedition to dig up some Pirate Booty after finding an old treasure map. They have to dig about thirty feet (and brave some booby traps) to reach the treasure. They also find three skeletons that the group's archeologist speculates belonged to crewmen who helped the pirate captain dig the pit, and then were killed to keep its location a secret.
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Nikolai Dante: Downplayed cruelly, as the Tsar has a massive monument of his own visage built in New Moscow, which was paid for by a raise in the tribute from all of the other dynasties. He has the architects who designed it blinded so that they may never top this achievement.
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Sherlock Holmes: The Summation reveals that Luke Reardon created the various chemical solutions that the villain uses to fake having supernatural powers throughout the movie, and was then killed.
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The Colour of Magic features Goldeneyes Silverhand Dactylos, a parody of several Real Life myths.note 1. The unnamed architect who created the Moscow Kremlin who was ordered to be blinded by tsar Ivan The Terrible; 2. Ruze who created the Astrological Clock of Prague, who was also blinded so that he could never build a clock that would rival it; 3. Greek inventor Daedalus, kept imprisoned by his patron the king of Crete, so that nobody else could benefit from his genius (Daedalus escaped by building himself a set of wings and flying away). Dactylos built a golem army for Pitchiu, who richly rewarded him but put out his eyes so he could make nothing for his rivals. Dactylos made himself some non-functional golden eyes, then learned how to work metal by hearing, helped build the Palace of the Seven Deserts, and was showered in silver by its emir, who also had Dactylos' hand lopped off. Dactylos made himself a silver prosthesis and helped build the great Light Dam for the tribes of Nef, who hamstrung and imprisoned him, until Dactylos crafted himself a flying machine and escaped. When he appears in the story, Dactylos has just finished making a flying machine for the rulers of Krull, who promised to reward him with nothing but his freedom, without lopping off any limbs. Instead they shoot him In the Back with a crossbow.
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In The Feeble Files, the guy who devised the security systems on Cygnus Alpha (a max security prison colony) gets sent there as a prisoner shortly after. When Feeble asks him why, he says it's because the information on those systems became classified and he still had them in his brain.
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In Arrow, Malcolm Merlyn executes the scientists who built his earthquake machine.
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The Goonies: In the Backstory, One-Eyed Willy's treasure-filled pirate ship was trapped inside a grotto after a naval battle. Willy and his crew found several tunnels leading out, but filled them with booby traps so no one could get at their treasure. Willy then proceeded to kill all of his men to ensure that they couldn't circumvent the booby traps (although one man escaped with a map).
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The Jackal: A gunsmith builds a mechanical control mount for the eponymous assassin’s BFG. Then he tries to blackmail the Jackal for extra money, and the killer tests the gun by killing him with it.
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Horrible Histories: In his "Stupid Deaths" appearance, Ivan the Terrible explains to Death the acts that earned the sobriquet "the Terrible". This includes the blinding of Postnik Yakovlev—the architect who designed St. Basil's—so he could never make anything so beautiful again, as described in the 'Real Life' section below.
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The brilliant cathedral architect Macallan, who designed the Water Pit in Riptide, did his best to avert this trope in-universe. Being forced to work on the perfect hiding place for stashing an immense pirate hoard, he knew his end would come upon the pit's completion. He delayed construction of the deathtrap-laden treasure pit as much as he possibly could, and gets his posthumous revenge by rigging the final treasure room to be completely unsalvageable, dumping the treasure into the caverns below the pit once the room has been breached.
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The Evil Overlord List Cellblock B mentions this in item #212. Presumably, there is another entry elsewhere on avoiding the problems of No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup that would eventually come up. At least one version says that instead of this trope, make sure they are well paid and live on site until your plans are finished. You need someone to repair and maintain the place, and you will waste valuable time training the new guys.
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Tales of the Bounty Hunters: This is done by the builders' creation rather than their employer. The assassin droid IG-88 spends years trying to kill all of the scientists who helped build him and know about his weak spot so that they'll never tell anyone.
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Castle: Shortly before the events of "Poof, You're Dead", magic trick inventor Zelman Drake built a robotic dummy to control the take off of Dahl's plane and make it look like Dahl was onboard so the SEC wouldn't pursue Dahl. Dahl killed him to keep the plot secret, which became a Revealing Cover Up.
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The Good Guys: In "The Little Things", a pair of cartel members who rob their bosses to start a new life attempt to kill the men selling them their new fake IDs.
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G.I. Joe: Renegades has a non-fatal variant: The primary researcher for a Holographic Disguise has his mind wiped and researched destroyed because Cobra Commander wanted to have the only one. It was also designed to only be usable by the first person to put it on. Unfortunately for him, Zartan puts it on first, so the Commander has to settle for a (coerced) shapeshifting minion instead of having the power himself.
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Modesty Blaise: In "Black Queen's Pawn", Ranavalona has the slaves who built her treasure chamber put to death, and then the officers who commanded the slaves murdered, so that only she knows its location.
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In Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, Roberto Bianchi's chapter ends this way.
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Green Arrow: Ollie's Stalker with a Crush Cupid murdered her hairdresser after she got a really good haircut so that no one else could have hair that good.
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The Day of the Jackal: Zigzagged. The Jackal visits a gunsmith and a forger in preparation for his mission. He kills the forger for trying to blackmail him, but never considers doing the same thing to the gunsmith, as he recognises him as a fellow professional who would have hidden evidence of his various criminal dealings, so that any client who does decide to shoot the builder will get an unwelcome visit from the police.
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In The Dark Knight Rises, Bane kidnaps Dr. Leonid Pavel and forces him to modify the fusion reactor which he built for Wayne Enterprises into a bomb. Bane presents his plan to the people of Gotham in the city stadium and breaks the Doctor's neck after he confirms that he's the only one with the knowledge to defuse it.
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Supernatural: In season 12, Crowley imprisons Lucifer's soul within a vessel that he has magical control over. When Lucifer tries to break the spell controlling him, he's told that Crowley killed the demon who cast the spell so no one could undo it.
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24: In Declassified: Cat's Claw, this trope is zigzagged when several Eco Terrorists invent a bio-weapon. The eco-terrorists don't plan to harm any of the people who made the virus (or anyone, if they can help it) and its vaccine. However, a rogue member of the group sells the virus to a Middle-Eastern terrorist who sets out to kill everyone who knows how to make the vaccine before the CTU can find those people and make them cure the infected politicians and civilians. One of them survives, foiling the villain's plan.
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After Galen's engineers complete the construction of the Death Star in Rogue One, Krennic has them all killed, both to keep them silent and to spite Galen for leaking information to the Rebel Alliance. Galen left a design flaw for the Rebels to exploit and as a middle finger to the Empire.
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Discworld:
The Colour of Magic features Goldeneyes Silverhand Dactylos, a parody of several Real Life myths.note 1. The unnamed architect who created the Moscow Kremlin who was ordered to be blinded by tsar Ivan The Terrible; 2. Ruze who created the Astrological Clock of Prague, who was also blinded so that he could never build a clock that would rival it; 3. Greek inventor Daedalus, kept imprisoned by his patron the king of Crete, so that nobody else could benefit from his genius (Daedalus escaped by building himself a set of wings and flying away). Dactylos built a golem army for Pitchiu, who richly rewarded him but put out his eyes so he could make nothing for his rivals. Dactylos made himself some non-functional golden eyes, then learned how to work metal by hearing, helped build the Palace of the Seven Deserts, and was showered in silver by its emir, who also had Dactylos' hand lopped off. Dactylos made himself a silver prosthesis and helped build the great Light Dam for the tribes of Nef, who hamstrung and imprisoned him, until Dactylos crafted himself a flying machine and escaped. When he appears in the story, Dactylos has just finished making a flying machine for the rulers of Krull, who promised to reward him with nothing but his freedom, without lopping off any limbs. Instead they shoot him In the Back with a crossbow.
Invoked by one of Sybil Ramkin's ancestors to Bergholt Stuttley Johnson, although in this case it was a preventive measure. Johnson already had a reputation as "Bloody Stupid" Johnson for years by that time.
In Small Gods, the narration states that the labyrinth creators were most likely murdered. This is described as "a traditional method of patent protection".
Played more seriously in Thud! when several dwarf miners are murdered for this reason, only one of them leaves a Dying Curse that causes much of the problems of the novel.
Making Money: As part of his obsession with Vetinari, Cosmo Lavish hires craftsmen to make a signet ring like Vetinari's and a device that tugs at his eyebrow so that he will start reflexively raising his eyebrow like the patrician does. He has his enforcer kill both men once they finish their work to keep his obsession secret (the jeweler who makes the ring doesn't help his case by engaging in a bit of blackmail). This backfires on Cosmo since the ring is far too tight (although he's too enthralled with it to notice) and the eyebrow device is faulty and gives him a black eye. The dead craftsmen are in no position to fix them.
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Forever Knight. Just to show us that LaCroix was evil before he became a vampire, he's introduced as a general in Ancient Rome, boasting of how he had the eyes of the sculptor of his bust put out.
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This is the fate of The Architect of the Ancient Pyramid level in Waxworks (1992), who you find early on lying across a desk with his throat slit. However, he lived long enough to write down a few important clues, leading to the High Priest's downfall.
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Making Money: As part of his obsession with Vetinari, Cosmo Lavish hires craftsmen to make a signet ring like Vetinari's and a device that tugs at his eyebrow so that he will start reflexively raising his eyebrow like the patrician does. He has his enforcer kill both men once they finish their work to keep his obsession secret (the jeweler who makes the ring doesn't help his case by engaging in a bit of blackmail). This backfires on Cosmo since the ring is far too tight (although he's too enthralled with it to notice) and the eyebrow device is faulty and gives him a black eye. The dead craftsmen are in no position to fix them.
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In the original The Phantom of the Opera book, the Shah in Shah (King of Kings of Persia), who hired Erik (the eponymous phantom) to be his architect for a palace at Mazenderan where you could not utter a word but it was overheard or repeated by an echo tries to do this. Doesn't work.
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Knights of the Old Republic: The description for Calo Nord's battle armour says that he killed the craftsman who made it for him in order to appease his ego, ensuring the armour would always be unique.
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In the original script (and deleted scenes) of The Unknown, Alonzo murders the doctor who amputated his arms so he could never reveal Alonzo's secret.
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In xXx, the Big Bad kills all the scientists with his bioweapon, after they finished building his submarine. While it serves as a pretty good Kick the Dog moment, it also raises Fridge Logic questions since he's planning to bomb every major city but they've only built one for him.
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James Bond:
The Spy Who Loved Me. After the two scientists create the submarine tracking system for Stromberg, he has them murdered.
Tomorrow Never Dies features this too, with Elliot Carver shooting Gupta dead once Gupta reports the system's complete, depriving Bond of his Human Shield.
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Shoot the Builder / int_5ada53ed
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Shoot the Builder
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Reacher: In the season two premiere, after AM buys some counterfeit passports, one of the forgers boasts that they're flawless and "No one will know who you are." AM replies, "But you'll know," and then slits the forger's throat before stabbing his partner.
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1.0
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 Reacher
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Shoot the Builder / int_5aea6a59
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Shoot the Builder
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Played with in Avengers: Infinity War. Thanos forces King Eitri and his dwarves to make the Infinity Gauntlet for him, then kills them all leaving Eitri the Sole Survivor. But first he makes Eitri put his hands in molten metal so he can't forge weapons against him. "Your life is yours," he said. "But your hands... Your hands are mine alone." Thor points out that it's his knowledge that's important, and so helps him forge another weapon to take down Thanos.
 Shoot the Builder / int_61a39969
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1.0
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 Avengers: Infinity War
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Shoot the Builder / int_61a39969
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Shoot the Builder
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Path of Exile: Implied by the Lord's Labyrinth, a Death Course that had originally been created by the late Emperor Izaro to test would-be successors. One type of enemy you can run across there are "Undead Engineers", suggesting that a good number of the people involved in building the labyrinth ultimately met this fate once their work was finished.
 Shoot the Builder / int_61e400a0
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1.0
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 Path of Exile (Video Game)
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Shoot the Builder / int_61e400a0
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Shoot the Builder
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Father Brown: "The Alchemist's Secret" opens with the alchemist murdering the architect and leaving his body sealed in the secret room in the university (along with the box containing the eponymous secret), after having been assured that the builders have been 'dealt with'.
 Shoot the Builder / int_6234f5b3
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 Father Brown
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Shoot the Builder / int_6234f5b3
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Shoot the Builder
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Challengers of the Unknown: The workers who built the Nazi bunker were shot and dumped in a trench they dug as part of the base, ensuring their permanent silence.
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1.0
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Shoot the Builder / int_63c76327
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Iron Man: Recurring villain Killer Shrike attempts to do this to Gadgeteer Genius and villain arms maker the Tinkerer after he upgrades Shrike's suit. The Tinkerer, being used to dealing with the worst scum Marvel has to offer, is too savvy to fall for it, and has built-in fail-safes that let him disable any weapon he has made, in case anyone would be stupid enough to try this trope on him.
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Shoot the Builder / int_6a4bddd6
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The Shrine Carpenters who built the Kuze Shrine/Manor of Sleep in Fatal Frame III were made into sacrificial pillars after they were done to protect the building's secrets.
 Shoot the Builder / int_6eceba8d
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 Fatal Frame III (Video Game)
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Shoot the Builder / int_6eceba8d
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Prelude to Dune:
The Baron Harkonnen and some flunkies go to his secret resort, decorated with display cases containing the decaying corpses of the architects, who died with resigned looks on their faces.
Rabban also kills the Richese scientist who invents the no-field and builds the Baron's no-chamber and a small no-ship. The Baron later berates Rabban for his rash actions when the no-ship ends up being destroyed (in fairness to Rabban, he was under the impression that the Harkonnen had enough information to copy the inventor's works. Unfortunately for the Harkonnen and the inventor, the inventor had taken counter-measures to keep the Harkonnen from replicating his work without his further aid, but did not get the opportunity to explain this to anyone before being killed). It's not until millennia later that the technology is rediscovered (well, it's almost rediscovered shortly after when the scientist's colleague finds his own secret no-chamber aboard an orbital lab, but the Sardaukar then board and destroy the station).
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Shoot the Builder / int_70a57983
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In Resident Evil, this was the fate of George Trevor, who designed the mansion (he escaped, only to find that they were just messing with him anyway, and gave up and starved to death after learning of his family's fate). However, compared to his wife and daughter, he got off lightly; unbeknown to him, they were used as test subjects while he was working on the mansion. The latter became a Tragic Monster, while the former fought off her infection, only to be killed by Umbrella when she failed as a test subject.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: In one episode, O'Brien and Bashir are helping two alien races who have recently settled an old feud to disarm a bioweapon from their war. Once they succeed, the aliens (attempt to) kill everyone involved in the project so that no one will be able to recreate it.
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Mass Effect 2: In Lair of the Shadow Broker, the following conversation takes place (while musing on the Shadow Broker's base):
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 Mass Effect 2 (Video Game)
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Shoot the Builder / int_7668653a
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Shoot the Builder
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In Shaman King, a daimyo ordered the samurai Amidamaru to kill his best friend Mosuke, so that he would never forge a blade greater than the one he presented to the daimyo. The two of them decided to rebel against the Daimyo, and Mosuke set about creating the greatest sword of his life, but he was unable to get the blade to Amidamaru in time and he was overwhelmed by the sheer number of the daimyo's men and killed, with Mosuke being executed shortly after.
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Shoot the Builder / int_797793b1
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Batman:
KGBeast uses his new Arm Cannon to kill the Arms Dealer who built it. This seems to be motivated by KGBeast not wanting to pay the guy rather than out of a desire for secrecy, given how the murder alerts the police about the Arm Cannon faster.
Attempted but averted in Batman: Streets of Gotham. Jenna Duffy, a.k.a. the Carpenter, is a minor recurring villain whose specialty is renovating supervillain lairs. She is hired to renovate and booby-trap a theater by a mad film buff calling himself the Director, who intends to sell video footage of the traps killing Batman — the Carpenter wholly intends to finish her job and leave before Batman inevitably foils the Director, but finds out that he plans to kill her too. She goes off-script, tips off Batman, and uses her handiwork to incapacitate members of The Director's gang, even managing to convince Batman she had been kidnapped and strongarmed into working for him.
The Joker had an entire roomful of deadly toys built for Batman in the story "The Joker's Rumpus Room". Once they were finished, the first thing he did was kill elderly toymaker Pepetto for knowing too much.
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Shoot the Builder / int_7aaf9e41
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Zigzagged in Better Call Saul: Gus goes through a lot of trouble so he can keep his underground drug lab secret without killing the team that built it, hiring a foreign team that work and sleep not knowing their exact location. He still ends up having the lead engineer Werner murdered, but only because Werner got sick of living indoors for months, blabbed about the project to strangers, and eventually ran off trying to visit his wife. The rest of the workers are given their money and spared.
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Shoot the Builder / int_7d1c83da
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In the film of Watchmen, all the scientists involved in the reactor/energy weapon are killed and then vaporized.
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 Watchmen
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Shoot the Builder / int_7e793c21
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Star Wars: Catalyst: Late in the book, Galen notices that other scientists working on his energy project (which is being used for the Death Star super laser) are mysteriously vanishing once they've completed vital work and they start asking questions about it.
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1.0
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 Star Wars: Catalyst
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Shoot the Builder / int_7fd91a3
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Shoot the Builder
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Lethal Weapon 4: The Triads counterfeit millions in Chinese currency to buy the release of their imprisoned leaders and murder the printer (who almost backs out of the job until they kill the eldest member of his family and then threaten the others) once the job is done. It's unclear whether they intended to kill him from the start or only did so due to the pressure of the police investigation or out of anger at his earlier resistance.
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Shoot the Builder / int_80a922a6
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Shoot the Builder
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Averted in the first God of War: The architect of Pandora's Temple, Pathos Verdes III, commits suicide by despair after building the temple (which cost him both his sons and later his wife). Played straight in the third game, where Zeus chained Daedalus away when he completes the Labyrinth. In Greek Mythology, Daedalus and his son were sealed inside the Labyrinth by Minos for the reasons mentioned in the description, but they got away with that.
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 God of War (Video Game)
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Shoot the Builder / int_80ddf5c1
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Shoot the Builder
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In Machete Kills, Mendez tells Machete that there is a Dead Man's Switch hooked up to his heart. If his heart stops beating, the stolen missile will be launched at Washington. He says that only two people know how to disarm the device. Doctor Villachez, his chief scientist, confirms this. Mendez then shoots Villachez and tells Machete there is now only one person who knows how to disarm it, and they are in the US.
 Shoot the Builder / int_81bdb552
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1.0
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 Machete Kills
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Shoot the Builder / int_81bdb552
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Shoot the Builder
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In Girl Genius, Castle Heterodyne calls this "an accepted method of dealing with contractors".
Averted by Martellus, who decided to build his secret lair entirely by himself. When Agatha asks why he didn't resort to this trope, Martellus points out that in their world, death keeps very few secrets.
 Shoot the Builder / int_86c3beca
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 Girl Genius (Webcomic)
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Shoot the Builder / int_86c3beca
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Shoot the Builder
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Hogan's Heroes:
In "Hot Money," Hogan uses the fear of being murdered to get a printing technician to sabotage a Nazi counterfeiting operation. Some Manipulative Editing of a recording is used to make the technician (who is in no real danger) think that he'll be shot for security reasons once the counterfeiting operation is complete. This gives the printer a vested interest in sabotaging the printing plates and sending the operation back to the starting line.
In "The Experts," the Gestapo sets out to murder two radio experts stationed at Stalag 13 on false charges of organizing a black market operation. One of the men is shot while supposedly resisting arrest, but Hogan warns the other one. The surviving German eventually reveals that (along with another man who was shot during an alleged desertion attempt) the two of them helped install the communications facility at a secret bunker for the German high command. The efforts to keep that facility secret become directly responsible for its exposure.
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1.0
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 Hogan's Heroes
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Shoot the Builder / int_880cfa15
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Shoot the Builder
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The Adventures of Pluto Nash: Rex Crater kills the doctor who cloned him. Her assistant was left alive, but doesn't know that much.
 Shoot the Builder / int_9853ddab
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1.0
 Shoot the Builder / int_9853ddab
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 The Adventures of Pluto Nash
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Shoot the Builder / int_9853ddab
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Shoot the Builder
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Averted in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: due to its highly advanced nature, every piece of the Nautilus was built separately in shipyards around the world, and then assembled by him and his crew (like him, they'd survived a British crushing a revolt, so they never wanted to leave or reveal its secrets) on their Island Base.
 Shoot the Builder / int_9af804ae
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 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
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Shoot the Builder / int_9af804ae
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Shoot the Builder
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In A Song of Ice and Fire, King Maegor the Cruel, who organized the completion of the royal palace and King's Landing, had the architects, masons, etc. murdered so that he would be the only one who knew the location of all of the secret passages. Which promptly bit him in the ass when he tried to construct the Dragonpit, since most of the good builders were dead and all the rest went Screw This, I'm Outta Here, having heard of the others' fates. He had to use foreign contractors and prisoners instead. One of the (many) theories about his death is that one of the surviving workers used one of those secret passages to break into the keep and kill him. Despite all this, Varys the Spider knows about most of the passages, which all appear to be on a single network connecting to one room.
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1.0
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 A Song of Ice and Fire
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Shoot the Builder / int_9d47a2a2
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In Septimus Heap, builders avoid working for alchemists for this reason.
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1.0
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 Septimus Heap
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In Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Agent Sands kills a cook who made a dish Sands likes particularly well. As Sands sees it, he has restored balance, and can look back with enjoyment on that meal as a one time moment of perfection. Sands is crazy.
 Shoot the Builder / int_9de007d3
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1.0
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 Once Upon a Time in Mexico
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Part of Franky's backstory in One Piece. His mentor Tom built the Oro Jackson the ship used by Gold Roger the Pirate King, and was to be killed by the World Government in part due to Guilt by Association, and in part due to hoping that his talent wouldn't be used by pirates ever again. Tom managed to survive long enough due to him wanting to build The Puffing Tom: a water-based train network that would run throughout Water 7 that could help bring prosperity to the City of Shipwrights once again and the World Government allowing this; eventually leading to the World Government acquitting Tom after the train network was considered a complete success, only for Spandam; a Marine who wanted to steal the plans for Pluton that Tom possessed, decided to steal one of the Battleships that Franky had built to fight against Sea Kings, and use them against Marine ships to have Tom take the blame for their destruction. Tom passed on the Pluton plans to Franky who was spared the same fate, and who would eventually become the Straw Hat Pirates' Shipwright.
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Shadows of the Empire The sourcebook short story "Only One of Her Kind" shows Xizor purchase the human replica droid Guri and then have her kill the scientist who is primarily (although not solely) responsible for her creation so no one else will have a similar weapon. This effort fails because the scientist was Properly Paranoid enough to make a replica droid of himself and have that droid deliver Guri to Xizor.
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Planescape: Torment: The Practical Incarnation commissioned the construction of an elaborate crypt. Then he of course murdered the architect and builder to hide its secret. It's not a tomb, it's a trap.
The Paranoid Incarnation tried to safeguard his diary by writing it in an ancient language no one but him knew. He accomplished this by finding a linguist who was the only one alive who knew the language, convinced him to teach it, then killed the man.
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 Planescape: Torment (Video Game)
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In Legend of the Five Rings, the Scorpion clan cooperated with an engineering genius from the Crab clan to bury a powerful necromancer, securing his body with deadly traps to defend it against possible resurrection attempts. When the work was done, the Scorpions informed the Crab leader that the builder sacrificed his life to set the traps from the inside, making sure no outside access to their mechanisms was left. The Crab leader knew the Scorpions well but pretended to buy it.
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 Legend of the Five Rings (Tabletop Game)
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Oglaf: Played for laughs in "The Virgin Cobbler", where a client decides to make sure that a cobbler who claims her legendary skill at boot-making is linked to her virginity will never create a finer pair of boots than the ones she made for her by seducing the cobbler. Said cobbler is later seen laughing about the client's gullibility as she purchases a "potion of virginity restoration" she and the potion-maker both know full well is sugar water.
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Get Smart: A Mad Scientist who builds a robot assassin is killed by his boss to keep him from building robots for anyone else. This is partially justified by how he'd already built another robot who has been a big asset to the heroes. Killing the scientist backfires when his robot is destroyed, leaving KAOS with no way to build a replacement.  
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 Get Smart
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The Spy Who Loved Me. After the two scientists create the submarine tracking system for Stromberg, he has them murdered.
 Shoot the Builder / int_ae259c31
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1.0
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 The Spy Who Loved Me
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Palpatine and his minions do this on a planetary scale in Death Star. Grand Moff Tarkin uses convict laborers from the prison planet Despayre for the final stage of the Death Star's construction. Then he blows up the entire planet to test the space station's super laser. The only survivors are a few engineers deemed valuable enough to spare for additional work and a man who stows away on a supply vessel returning to the Death Star.
 Shoot the Builder / int_af95b79
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1.0
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 Death Star
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In The Punisher: The End, the executives who caused World War III had the engineer who built their survival bunker falsely incarcerated instead of just killing him. Evidently, they never expected him to tell his cellmate, and never anticipated that his cellmate would be the Punisher.
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1.0
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 The Punisher: The End (Comic Book)
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Cryptonomicon: The final step in the WW-II Japanese plan to build a super-secret underground vault for their plundered wealth was to flood it with water, with all of their slave labor sealed up inside along with all the gold. Fortunately for some of the workers, one of their leaders knew what was coming, and designed in a back-door escape route.
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1.0
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The nuclear engineer in The Sum of All Fears was killed by the terrorists as soon as they believed the bomb was finished. They probably should have let him triple check everything first.
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1.0
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Spider-Man: In The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) Annual #10, C-List Fodder rogue The Human Fly does a spur-of-the-moment version of this when he opportunistically seizes the builder's work. He gets his powers when he's on the run from the police and finds a scientist named Stillwell working on a chemical formula that will create a meta human with animal characteristics. The Fly forces Stillwell to use it on him, then kills the scientist.
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The Bounty Hunter Wars: In the Back Story, Gheeta the Hutt hired Emd Grahvess to design a spaceport to receive visitors to Gheeta's territory. Gheeta planned to murder Grahvess once the job was done so that the design would be unique. Grahvess anticipated this betrayal and hired Boba Fett to spirit him away once the job was done, humiliating Gheeta.
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Tenet. The Algorithm, the device that can temporally-invert the entire planet, is the only one of its kind, invented by a scientist who destroyed all records of its creation, inverted the pieces, then killed herself so no one would be able to force her to recreate it.
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The background for the Warhammer 40,000 Aeldari character Maugan Ra, it is mentioned that he crippled the master Bonesinger who taught him how to create his mighty weapon the Maugetar so that a greater weapon could never be created.
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It's been mentioned in Shadowrun supplements that the best way to keep a new computer system secret is to kill the designer after he's finished creating it.
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In the Warhammer Tomb King army book, it's mentioned that it was expected of Necrotects to be buried with their pharaoh in the grandiose pyramid they designed. Refusing was not exactly illegal, but accident-prone (and even then, many Necrotects actually went willingly, as their services would be needed in the afterlife). In undeath they give the Hatred rule to any unit they join on seeing mere barbarians vandalizing their creations and allow nearby animated statues to repair themselves.
Ramhotep the Visionary made a career out of disguising himself as lesser builders and then swapping out when the time came for the builder to go into the pyramid. He only followed tradition when he was close to dying, and was none too happy upon waking up in undeath to find none of his other projects survived. He once built an army of statues for the sole purpose of razing a pair of Imperial towns whose armies had crushed a wall he'd built in life... almost 200 years after the last soldier of that army was dead.
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The Punisher:
In The Punisher: The End, the executives who caused World War III had the engineer who built their survival bunker falsely incarcerated instead of just killing him. Evidently, they never expected him to tell his cellmate, and never anticipated that his cellmate would be the Punisher.
A Punisher series annual story involves Frank barging into a mob meeting where a weapons engineer presents a mobster with "The Preacher" — a prototype super-pistol that has the capacity to fire any available pistol cartridge on the market (it's implied that he was strong-armed into building the gun, as well). The mobster is impressed with the engineer's work and casually kills him before telling his mooks that once he mass-produces the Preacher, he will have total control of the weapons black market.
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In Dick Tracy, George Ozone tattooed a treasure map on the insoles of the feet of his sons. He then murdered the tattoo artists (although one survived) so they could not reveal the secret.
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Person of Interest. In "God Mode", while Team Machine are tracking down the secret location of the Machine, they discover all the engineers who built the place suffered fatal accidents. This isn't just to stop anyone else from building a Machine, but to prevent knowledge of its existence from going public as its all-pervasive surveillance of US citizens is illegal.
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Troopers: One animated episode has Dread Lord Sinister hire a contractor to build several doors on the Dread Cruiser that just open into space for surreptitiously disposing of minions. He then pays the contractor in gift certificates for the gift shop, which he'd just paid the first contractor's brother to make into a room that turns people inside-out, and then he sends the second contractor out one of the doors his brother built. Unfortunately, the third contractor he hired to build a spa refuses to finish it until he tells him what happened to his brothers.
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Parker:
In The Man With the Getaway Face, a criminal on the run returns to the underworld plastic surgeon who changed his face and murders him, as the surgeon was the only one to know what his new face looks like. This causes problems for Parker, who is another client of the surgeon, as the surgeon's staff start hunting down past clients for revenge.
In Flashfire, Julius Norte, the man Parker is buying a fake ID from, is attacked by a hitman sent by a previous client (implied to be a former drug dealer) out to eliminate anyone who knows his new identity. Parker speculates that the client also got plastic surgery and then probably killed the doctor. The guy even sends hitmen after Parker in case Norte told him anything. This turns out to be a Revealing Cover Up and gets the client caught by the FBI after the police capture one of his hitmen.
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Jedi Academy Trilogy: The construction crew who built the Maw Installation think tank were thanked for their services and sent on their way … in a shuttle with a sabotaged navigation system, causing them to crash into a black hole and take the secret of the WMD-developing base with them to their graves.
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The Sandman (1989): In "Ramadan", as Haroun al-Rashid is walking through his castle, the various rooms that are mentioned include one that contains the skeletons of the castle's architects. The description notes "It is seldom healthy to know the secrets of a king."
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Downplayed in Firefox and the novel it's based on. The scientists building the Cool Plane are destined for a gulag once it's finished, partially because they're dissidents being forced to build it in the first place. They are all killed when they stage an uprising as a diversion for Gant to steal the plane.
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Enemies & Allies: Luthor engaged in a passive version of this (save with a few especially knowledgeable workers he outright assassinates with a sabotaged ship) by not warning the workers building his private nuclear reactor about the risks and personally handling their medical care in an implicitly lackluster manner so they would die of radiation poisoning before telling anyone his secret. Not everyone got sick, though, and one of the survivors tips off Lois.
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Star Wars Legends:
Sourcebooks for The Thrawn Trilogy reveal that after the construction of The Maze containing his hidden treasure vault, Palpatine killed both the architect and the construction foreman to make sure that no one but he could find their way through.
Shadows of the Empire The sourcebook short story "Only One of Her Kind" shows Xizor purchase the human replica droid Guri and then have her kill the scientist who is primarily (although not solely) responsible for her creation so no one else will have a similar weapon. This effort fails because the scientist was Properly Paranoid enough to make a replica droid of himself and have that droid deliver Guri to Xizor.
Palpatine and his minions do this on a planetary scale in Death Star. Grand Moff Tarkin uses convict laborers from the prison planet Despayre for the final stage of the Death Star's construction. Then he blows up the entire planet to test the space station's super laser. The only survivors are a few engineers deemed valuable enough to spare for additional work and a man who stows away on a supply vessel returning to the Death Star.
Bevel Lemelsik, the primary designer of the Death Star, is initially rewarded instead of being murdered, but after the Death Star is destroyed due to an overlooked weak spot, he's tortured to death by a furious Palpatine (as revealed in The Callista Trilogy). Then Lemelisk is resurrected with dark magic so he can build a second, improved Death Star.
Lemelisk's former teacher Nasdra Magrody plays a minor, Obliviously Evil role in creating the Death Star, but suffers this fate in relation to a completely different project in the Back Story of The Callista Trilogy. Magrody's family is held hostage while he's forced to build a brain implant that will control machines with the Force. After the project's completion, he disappears and is probably murdered.
Jedi Academy Trilogy: The construction crew who built the Maw Installation think tank were thanked for their services and sent on their way … in a shuttle with a sabotaged navigation system, causing them to crash into a black hole and take the secret of the WMD-developing base with them to their graves.
Prior to Labyrinth of Evil Palpatine killed everyone involved in the design and delivery of Darth Maul's ship except two scientists he planned to use later and a pilot who went into hiding. During the book's events, Palpatine unsuccessfully attempts to kill the pilot and the less important scientist to cover his tracks.
Tales of the Bounty Hunters: This is done by the builders' creation rather than their employer. The assassin droid IG-88 spends years trying to kill all of the scientists who helped build him and know about his weak spot so that they'll never tell anyone.
The Bounty Hunter Wars: In the Back Story, Gheeta the Hutt hired Emd Grahvess to design a spaceport to receive visitors to Gheeta's territory. Gheeta planned to murder Grahvess once the job was done so that the design would be unique. Grahvess anticipated this betrayal and hired Boba Fett to spirit him away once the job was done, humiliating Gheeta.
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Prior to Labyrinth of Evil Palpatine killed everyone involved in the design and delivery of Darth Maul's ship except two scientists he planned to use later and a pilot who went into hiding. During the book's events, Palpatine unsuccessfully attempts to kill the pilot and the less important scientist to cover his tracks.
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In Great Grand-Uncle Schimmelhorn's Toolbox, Coil did this to the people he had hired to build the escape tunnel coming from his secret base so only he would know where it is.
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In Small Gods, the narration states that the labyrinth creators were most likely murdered. This is described as "a traditional method of patent protection".
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In Spy School, the skull of the architect who built Mr. E's Paris home can be found in the catacombs below said home.
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Dirk Pitt Adventures:
In Sahara, Yves Massarde sends the engineers who designed his nuclear waste disposal facility to be worked to death as slave laborers (along with their families) after they become suspicious that he's Cutting Corners and start snooping around.
In Atlantis Found, the Nazi Arctic submarine base and storage facility was constructed by a slave labor force of Russian POW's. Most of them died of cold and exhaustion during the construction, and the survivors were executed afterward.
The Big Bad of Black Wind plans to blow up the engineers who built his missile launcher (and the crew of the ship housing the launcher) as soon as he's used it to deliver a bioweapon to the U.S. He fails, and the engineers are captured and questioned. Interestingly, there's no indication that he plans to lethally silence the biologists who create the bioweapon.
Prior to the events of The Treasure of Khan, the Mad Scientists who built the villains' earthquake machine died shortly afterward. It's ambiguous whether their employers murdered them or if they died accidentally while testing their invention.
Zigzagged in Lost City from the sequel series. The scientists hired by Racine Fauchard to recreate the Elixir of Life are initially paid off and sent home unharmed. However, Racine accidentally leaves evidence of her crimes on one scientist's computer, causing the research team to threaten to go to the authorities. Racine murders nearly all of them within a week. Then she discovers there are flaws in the potion that she can't fix on her own, and spares at least one scientist so that he can fix the formula. Instead, he sabotages the potion to kill her.
In the climax of The Storm, as the heroes are about to capture the last villains, the Big Bad shoots the scientist who built his swarm of nanobots (others helped, but none of them are working for the villains) so that no one will be able to stop them from destroying the island all of them are on.
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Sherlock Holmes: In "The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb," Victor Hatherly is hired to repair a hydraulic press, with his client (a counterfeiter named Fritz) trying to kill him once he's done with the rather suspicious job. Hatherly only escapes due to the intervention of Fritz's less-ruthless accomplices, one of whom references "the last time" and how Fritz promised "it should not [happen] again." After hearing the story, Holmes recalls the disappearance of another engineer who was likely killed by Fritz after either building the press or conducting previous repairs.
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Jack Reacher: In Die Trying, Beau Borken commissions an underground bunker to hold the president's goddaughter prisoner, then kills five of the contractors and locks the sixth inside, promising to dismember him alive unless he gets out by the morning. There is no way out, although the worker breaks off his fingernails trying to find one. Beau then dismembers the worker, satisfied that his secret is safe, and that if one of the men who built the room couldn't get out, then his prisoner won't be able to either.
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Mission: Impossible:
In "The Legacy", when the IMF discover the underground chamber containing Hitler's gold, they also find the bodies of the workmen who dug the chamber; killed so they could not tell anyone its location.
In an episode of the 80s revival, a dictator tells his aide to hire a nuclear scientist for a small touch-up job on the nuclear bomb he has set to destroy a major city, then kill said scientist.
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Goat Story - Old Prague Legends: Downplayed. After the mayor finds out that Master Hanish is making plans to build another clock for someone else, he has Master Hanish's eyes cut out so he can't build any more clocks.
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Tomorrow Never Dies features this too, with Elliot Carver shooting Gupta dead once Gupta reports the system's complete, depriving Bond of his Human Shield.
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Alex Rider:
The second entry in the series, Point Blanc, had this as part of the backstory for the eponymous location. But it wasn't to keep secrets, nor to ensure that the building would remain unique: the architect did such a poor job that his contracter had him shot.
Later in Point Blanc, the plastic surgeon responsible for altering Dr. Grief's clones to resemble the heirs to vast fortunes is killed once his work is complete (albeit partially because he asks for more money).
In the fifth book, Scorpia, pharmaceutical executive Harold Lieberman invents a nanobot weapon that SCORPIA plans to use to kill all of the schoolchildren in England and ends up Impaled with Extreme Prejudice. His employers do consider letting him live, but only briefly.
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Shoot the Builder
 Oglaf (Webcomic) / int_2cd322e4
type
Shoot the Builder
 Septimus Heap / int_2cd322e4
type
Shoot the Builder