According to Hellmeier, Hendren initially spun the cylinder and pointed the revolver away from Alix. But when he pulled the trigger, it did not fire. She took the gun and pointed it at Hendren, but again the gun did not fire.
Hendren took the gun back and pointed it at Alix, pulled the trigger and shot Alix in the chest. She was rushed to the hospital by the officers, where she died of her injuries.
They only spun the cylinder once.
The first pull was a one in six chance.
The second pull was one in five.
The pull that killed her was a one in four chance.
Not bad odds except when your life is on the line.
She was described as a bright and shining officer. Holy crap. They are idiots from the bottom to the top in that department.
Nice then they were t playing Russian roulette as I understand if and eventually the odds of shooting someone would have been 100%