There was probably a woman involved.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Borrowed from WW2F.com:

Or maybe he was a clumsy git and tripped over his own feet?!
"Analysis of an archaic human cranium dated to the Middle Pleistocene period and found in China shows evidence that violent human interaction and trauma occurred there about 126,000 years ago.

The cranium, known as the "Maba" cranium, was discovered along with remains of other mammals in 1958 while farmers were removing sediments for fertilizer from a cave at Lion Rock in Guangdong province.

It was analysed by researchers using stereomicroscopy and a high-resolution CT scanner, enabling them to examine the cranium's inner bone structure. This verified that healing had occurred in the ancient wound, confirming that whatever incident had occurred to produce the damage did not lead to immediate death.

Says Prof. Lynne Schepartz from the School of Anatomical Sciences at the University of the Witwatersrand, one of the co-authors of the study report, "This wound is very similar to what is observed today when someone is struck forcibly with a heavy blunt object. As such it joins a small sample of Ice Age humans with probable evidence of humanly induced trauma, and could possibly be the oldest example of interhuman aggression and human induced trauma documented. Its remodelled, healed condition also indicates the survival of a serious brain injury, a circumstance that is increasingly documented for archaic and modern Homo through the Pleistocene.""
Evidence Suggests Violent Interhuman Encounter May Have Occurred 126,000 Years Ago | Popular Archaeology - exploring the past

[klr]

Never was the phrase "Cherchez la femme" more appropriate.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

"Look, I know you can kill me, and you probably think you have cause, but remember, 126,000 years from now your name will be dragged through the dirt for that."