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saying that this must have been robbery gone wrong.

This means the speaker is explaining an official story that something was treated as a failed robbery.

From The Billionaire’S Vow, Episode 26

When do people say this?

Scene Context

Someone is describing how the police are being led to believe the incident was a robbery gone wrong.

Usage Scenario

Use this when describing a police explanation or cover story in a crime-related situation. It is not a common everyday phrase.

Better ways to say it

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It must have been a robbery gone wrong.
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The police think it was a robbery gone wrong.
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They're saying it was a robbery gone wrong.

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