| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Connoisseur(m): 8:24pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
We are yet to read of a serial killer who uses poison as his MO. Serial killers do what they do to satisfy an innate urge, it'd be a surprise if he let poison do the job.
My opinion is; both pills were harmless, the victim takes the pill and the killer does his job afterwards. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by kentozybee(m): 8:37pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? Because he didn't take them with water |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Atk1nson(m): 8:52pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? the water was poisoned |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Cossybob(m): 8:52pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? The water they drank might have killed them not the pill |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by HRHQueenPhil(f): 8:57pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? the water was poisonous |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Cossybob(m): 9:04pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A man was found dead with a cassette recorder in one hand and a gun in the other.
When the police came in, they immediately pressed the play button on the cassette.
He said “I have nothing else to live for.
I can’t go on,” then the sound of a gunshot.
After listening to the cassette tape, the police knew that it was not a suicide.
How did they know? It is already written that when the police came ,they immediately pressed the play button. Who reversed it  |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Nobody: 9:09pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
Jack was placed in a cell 2×2 with one window at the top of the wall.
The window was big enough for him to go through it but too high for anyone to reach it.
The cell was empty.
It had nothing in it, except a shovel.
He had only two days to break out.
How will Jack escape? He will contact MICHEAL SCOFIELD the first day, and Scofield will break him out the second day. Voila! 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Nobody: 9:17pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
UncleSnr:
The windows were closed...
It could have been left open if it was suicide. Wrong! 1. If u were right, why would the detective bother to toss a coin after entering through the door. So wheredid u get answr from? Lol I also don't have a 100% answer |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by sisisioge: 9:18pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
dfrost:
Sisioge I salute. I no follow for smarties abeg ooo. Na uncle naptu2 be alaga here.  I was only able to solve 1  Oga Naptu2 has got wise eyes nau...don't expect less. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Cossybob(m): 9:24pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
stylochime:
the newspaper vendor who drops the papers killed him on tuesday dats y dere is no paper after tuesday why is the water still cold since tuesday 1 Like |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by keandre: 9:28pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? If it were to be a suicide, the windows would have been open, but the killer shut the window after throwing him out. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by digglevictor(m): 9:41pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Explorers:
A lonely old man lived in a lonely old house in the suburbs of a city.
He never left his house for long.
It was a midsummer, a Friday when the mailman walked by the house and called the lonely old man.
There was no answer.
When he looked into the window, he saw that old man lying in a pool of blood.
When the policemen arrived, they found a newspaper from Tuesday, 2 bottles of warm milk and one cold bottle.
The next day, the killer was arrested.
Who was the killer, and how did the police figure this one out? The Man was definitely killed by a visitor who tried to covers his tracks by taking the newspapers from Wednesday and Thursday but left his fingers prints on the bottle of one of the milks 2 Likes |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by ogochimereinno: 9:56pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
THE POWER OF INTENTIONS Question – is spirituality about extremism? Question – why do we follow ritual in spirituality? I think we live a life of extremes. Extremism seems to be the nature of people who are conditioned and habituated to it. Black or white, and no shades of grey in middle, its this or that, and we cant have this and that. You know extremism seems to be like that. >>> http://www.inforedu.com/2017/09/the-power-of-intentions.html |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by stylochime: 10:09pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
Cossybob:
why is the water still cold since tuesday its milk not water and its stored by refrigeration. D warm milk bottles are so bos d old man was dead and therefore cud nt hv put dem in d refrigerator 1 Like |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Kakamorufu(m): 11:38pm On Sep 25, 2017 |
detectives full here oo |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by felsunseg(m): 12:01am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? both the pill are poisonous, it's obvious the serial killer never takes the drug after the victims has taken there own and die. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Tobisco911(m): 12:40am On Sep 26, 2017 |
UncleSnr:
It should come from inside... The friend killed him Well done sirrr.. [b] UncleSnr:
It should come from inside... The friend killed him |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by kennykendo(m): 12:54am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? it is only noted on the first floor that the windows were flung open.. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by kennykendo(m): 1:02am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A famous chemist was found dead in his laboratory.
There was nothing around him except a paper with the names of chemical substances:
Carbon
Oxygen
Nickel
Lanthanum
Sulfur
On the day he was murdered, the chemist only had 3 visitors: his wife Mary, his nephew Nicolas, and his friend Jonathan.
The police arrested the murderer right away.
How did they know who killed him? NiCOLaS |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by willyo(m): 1:09am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A famous chemist was found dead in his laboratory.
There was nothing around him except a paper with the names of chemical substances:
Carbon
Oxygen
Nickel
Lanthanum
Sulfur
On the day he was murdered, the chemist only had 3 visitors: his wife Mary, his nephew Nicolas, and his friend Jonathan.
The police arrested the murderer right away.
How did they know who killed him? Nicolas!!! Chemically, the names of the elements reflects the killer. E.g, Nickel(Ni) Carbon(C) Oxygen(O) Lanthanum(La) Sulphur(S) |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by willyo(m): 1:23am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
Jack was placed in a cell 2×2 with one window at the top of the wall.
The window was big enough for him to go through it but too high for anyone to reach it.
The cell was empty.
It had nothing in it, except a shovel.
He had only two days to break out.
How will Jack escape? Jack never made it cos it's past tense... Check the bolded 7 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by fabre4: 3:08am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? cos he opened the windows |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by fabre4: 3:09am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? cos he opened the windows when the windows should have been open if it were sucide |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by chigonye: 4:31am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? Projectile 2 Likes |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by LordIsaac(m): 5:03am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Nice cases. Fliping of coin on the floor coulɗ ɓe used to check sounɗ and echo....but...ermmm |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by donjazet(m): 5:58am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? At the end, you have to provide the answer. Kill our curiosity. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by donjazet(m): 5:59am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? Explores, at the end, you have to provide the answers, Kill our curiosity. 1 Like |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Xbee007(m): 7:36am On Sep 26, 2017 |
willyo:
Jack never made it cos it's past tense... Check the bolded You narrate past incidents in past tense which is why most storybooks are written in past tense. Jack did made it cos the wall is 2×2 so all he need do is just dig hole on either side of the wall and keep climbing till he reach window. 1 Like |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by kissoflife: 9:18am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.
It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.
A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.
He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.
He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.
Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.
How did he know? If it was a suicide, then at least the windows at any of the floors must have been left open by the person who jumped off. So someone must have pushed him off and then closed the window again. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Palmerbarry: 9:42am On Sep 26, 2017 |
Explorers:
A serial killer kidnapped his victims, held them hostage and offered them a possibility to stay alive.
They had to choose from two pills.
One was poison, other was harmless.
Whichever pill the victim took, the serial killer would take the other one.
The victim took their pill with water and died.
The killer obviously survived.
How did the killer always end up with the harmless pill? He must have poisoned the water. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by Explorers(m): 9:58am On Sep 26, 2017 |
sisisioge:
Me self dey roll with una...smarties Explorers baba, I'm gonna take permission to KISS you from MADAM Lol. |
| Re: As A Detective, How Do You Solve These? by libertyfather(m): 11:04am On Sep 26, 2017 |
ikbnice:
if it was the man that killed himself, who stopped the recording and reversed it Nope ur wrong, the detective can rewind to listen, after the gun shot sound in the recording how come the dead man still have the cassette in his hand definetly he can get hold of that after he shoot himself, had it been no gunshot sound in the recording then its a suicide tin |
