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Detective Wingate was called to Lab Tech Industries to
investigate a murder. Lying on the floor of Lab D was Violet
Robinson, dead from an apparent gunshot to the head. There
were two drops of blood on her right shoe, her lab coat was
missing one button, and the latex glove on her left hand had one
small tear; but other than that, nothing seemed too noteworthy
about the body. A small puddle of blood around the entry
wound and a decanter on its side at the workstation were the
only things out of place in the otherwise spotless laboratory.
Lab supervisor James Bensen had found her at 7:42 am.
Upon arrival of the CSI team, Detective Wingate directed his
attention to the employees that had worked with Violet the
evening before. Each was interviewed separately from the
others.






James Bensen was the first to be taken to the employee lounge
for interrogation.
James: "I worked with Violet in Lab A last night for about 45
minutes. We completed our assignment, and she left. I assume
she went back to Lab D where she usually works. That was at
like 6:00 o'clock. I swear I didn't see her again until I came in
this morning and found her laying there dead."
Detective: "When did you leave last night?"
James: "I left around 8:07 after my shift ended. I thought I was
the last one out. The lights were all off."
Detective: "Why were you in so early this morning if you'd
worked so late last night?"
James: "I am filling in for Adrian this week. She's our boss, and
she's on vacation until Friday. I'm responsible for opening and
closing the lab each morning and night. I can leave in between
if I want, but we've been making some pretty important
breakthroughs in endocraniological disorders; and I didn't want
to miss any of it. If you have helped work on a project that has a
major break-through, it can make your career."
Detective: "Do you guys always wear your lab coats and
masks?"
James: "Yes. We must maintain a perfectly clean environment
or our work could be contaminated by outside influences. We
don't take them off unless we're in the employees' lounge or
have exited the building."








Next, Detective Wingate spoke with Meggy Riddle, a janitor for
Lab Tech Industries.
Detective: "Tell me what happened last night."
Meggy: "I had been cleaning in Lab D earlier in the evening, but
when Violet started getting territorial around a project, I left.
That was at maybe 7:15 or so. Dean went in after that, and I saw
them arguing; at least I think it was Dean. I went to Lab F, which
is kitty-corner from D, so I couldn't see perfectly. I cleaned in F
until about 7:50 then cleaned G until 8:00 and left for the night.
When I walked by the other labs, only Dean and James' lights
were still on. They're in A and B. I was sure Violet had already
gone home."
Detective: "How was Violet territorial?"
Meggy: "She got all weird about me being near her
endocraniological diatrope testing. She started getting snotty, so
I left. She and I don't get along very well, but that's no secret
around here. She doesn't get along with most everyone."
Detective: "Tell me about the argument you witnessed between
Violet and the other individual."
Meggy: "I could see them arguing through the window. Violet
got so mad she picked up a heavy decanter and tried to hit him
over the head with it. He stepped back, and she ended up
missing. Then he just blew her off and went down the hall
toward his lab. When he came out the doorway and turned to go
down the hall, that's when I saw him, and I'm sure it was Dean."




When Dean Falcone was interviewed by Detective Wingate, he
was adamant that he had not set foot in Lab D.
Dean: "I worked from 3:00 to a little after 8:00 without a single
break. I didn't work with Violet last night and didn't even talk
with her other than to say hello when I passed her once in the
hall. I was never in Lab D. I don't know what Meggy is talking
about. When I left, only James was still here."
Detective: "I heard you and Violet sometimes butt heads."
Dean: "Only because she gets so possessive about the projects.
She thinks she should get all the credit in a major discovery. I
have argued with her a lot, but not since last week; and certainly
not last night! I swear it."







When the CSI completed their investigation of the crime scene,
they called to tell Detective Wingate that Violet's prints were
found on the decanter in Lab D. The decanter was otherwise
clean. Was Meggy telling the truth about the confrontation
between Dean and Violet? Detective Wingate didn't think so
and ordered the arrest of Meggy Riddle. Why?

Girltee1:
Please, continue.

Aiiiit ma'am

Nomswilli:
na shakara you dey do so oooooooooooooo....... Oya no vex continue abeg

Lol...no be skakara my broda...no vex biko
Jst the ready !!! ...
Tanx anyway

ovalrose:
start continuing right now!! where the devil have you been anyways?

Hav been busy with other stuffs ...am sowie

Sowiee pipo for not been around... . buh am back now.... . Should I continue ... If yes let me know GudMorning

Old Mr. Tidy was found dead in his study by Mr. Fiend. Mr. Fiend recounted his dismal discovery to the police.

"I was walking by Mr. Tidy's house when I thought I would just pop in for a visit. I noticed his study light was on and I decided to peek in from the outside to see if he was in there.

There was frost on the window, so I had to wipe it away to see inside. That is when I saw his body. So I kicked in the front door to confirm my suspicions of foul play. I called the police immediately afterward."

The officer immediately arrested Mr. Fiend for the murder of Mr. Tidy
. How did he know Mr. Fiend was lying?

Good
Frobo actually had a better answer

Anyone can look through the window...buh proves notin

Buh stan passed thru the window...like opened it...wen it could only b opened frm the inside

Ya"ll tried....

Next question coming Up

Collinz2:
Helen killed clyde.
because when stan called her, she insisted to go with stan but when she told her story she said stan ask her to go with him

Sowie bro...U wrong

Clyde Stevenson just bought a brand new house. Everything in it was state of the art; the refrigerator was stainless steel, the ovens were electric, even the windows were built to only open from the inside. Clyde was a very nervous man, and always kept his house locked up, especially this one, since it was new.

Clyde decided, since he bought a nice new house, he might as well break it in and plan a barbeque. He went to the store and bought some steaks, wine (it was his first party), and other things that he saw fit. He set the table, had the steaks marinating, and then began calling his friends to come over. He invited Stan, Eric, Helen and Pete.

They all came over and Clyde started the steaks. He finished grilling the steaks, and then broke open the wine and they started to eat. They talked about sports, the news, and gossiped about people in town. After a while, Stan started to get a little tipsy and was getting a little rude. Clyde asked him to settle down, in a civil manner, but Stan got furious and tried to fight. After quite a brawl, they got a taxi for Stan and everyone left.

The next day at 10:00 A.M., the police got a call that Clyde had been murdered. When the police arrived on the scene, they found Stan and Helen. The police officer decided to question them both at the station, to get the story straight.

When the officer questioned Stan, he said, "I was talking to Helen on the phone when I told her I should go over to Clyde's to apologise. (Stan told the officer what happened last night) She said that she should come with me in case things got heated again, and I said that was fine. I got there about ten minutes after Helen did, and I noticed that the front door was locked. I decided to look through a window to see if they were there, when I saw Helen, blood soaked, tossing a knife into the sink. I quickly opened the window and crawled through, and called the police. Helen killed Clyde."

When the officer questioned Helen she said, "Stan called me and told me to meet him at Clyde's so he could apologise about last night. (She also told the story about what happened) I get there about ten minutes faster than Stan, so I decided to wait in the car for him. After a while, I got bored so I decided to go in and tell Clyde what was going to happen. I noticed the door was wide open, and I thought that was strange because Clyde is a very nervous man. So, I rang the doorbell, walked in, and locked the door, because I know that Clyde always wants the door locked. I saw Clyde lying on the floor with stab wounds. I grabbed him to see if he was alive, but he was dead. I went into the kitchen to call the police when I saw Stan in the other room saying that I killed him, and that he had called the police."

The officer put them in different jail cells and decided to look over the crime scene. He searched the entire area and discovered who murdered Clyde.
Who was it and why?

QUestions gon be Up again
Just get the answer cOrrect...or better sTill make an attempt
N.B: after two hours...answers will be given by me if that question aint answered yet !!
GoodLuck

favouredon:
Really intelligent questions there. Devilmaycry are u a CID?

Tanxx...

dynamo77:
Devilmaycry, I just found this thread and I find it very intresting and fascinating.. Good work bro!
Okay let's have out dose for the day

Okay ....will be posting more questions..jst sit tight and relax...remember...you don't have to rush...think b4 answering !!

Nomswilli:
@Devilmaycry where u dey naaaaaaaaaaa,abeg do come

See me here jawe

Nice battle !!!! ...
Too much hate for a nigga tho!

frob0genius:
The last woman. There's no Uranus in horoscope

Correct!...you are u good..

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There was a bus stop, where many tourists catch buses to tour
the city, in front of the small gift shop where Samantha worked.
The tourists often came inside to kill time while waiting for the
bus.


One day a group of four tourists entered the store. They were
the only ones inside other than Samantha. Suddenly there was a
loud scream and Samantha turned around to see a man lying
face down on the table across the store. Samantha quickly
dialed the number of the police station, and reported the
incident.


The police arrived, and began asking the three tourists what
they were doing at the time of the murder.

The first was a taller
man with graying hair. "I was choosing some of those shells to
bring home to my daughter. The ones I picked out are on the
shelf in front, see?" He pointed to the shells, and the officer
nodded.

He turned to one of the ladies. She was wearing a camera around
her neck. "I was purchasing film. I dropped it when I screamed.
It's over there, the green package, 24 exposures." The officer
examined the box.

Then he turned to the final woman. "I was checking my
horoscope, I'm a Uranus, and they are supposed to have bad
luck in June."
"Excuse me officer, but I think I know who the murderer is",
said Samantha.

Who was it, and how did Samantha know?

The Answer:

The detective found out that it is the house in the middle
How:

The letter starting every sentence of the clues spelt out MIDDLE

UjSizzle:
I'm torn between 2 and 4.
Most likely 4.
Where's Devilmaycry

U also wrong ma"am...nt 2 or even 4

frob0genius:
His house is where the party's at

U are very wrong ma'am
It can never be the detective's house...
Jst try and pick out d right place from those clue...am sure u gon make it

adeaks:
^^^ what I don't understand from those clues is the left and right distinction. If you have eleven houses lined up in a single row on a street, where will u get d distinction of houses on the left and the very right?

Don't get confused bruh
U might as well be looking at ur answer or derail from it

Having arrested John Jacobson, the man who kidnapped Bill
Richman, a party was held in Detective Donald's honor.
However, to test Donald's smarts, Bill Richman sent Donald this
paper:

Dear Donald,
To get to the party, drive to Green Road, where there will be a
row of eleven houses that look exactly the same. One of them is
my house. Which one, you ask? Well, you'll have to find out
with these clues:

My house is not the one on the left.
I have exactly two neighbors.
Do not enter the third one, because it's not my house.
Don't enter the ninth one either.
Lose the thought of entering the three houses on the very right.
Erase the thought of entering the houses on the left, too.
Okay, enough hints. Which house do I live in? If you think
there's not enough clues, think again!

And it gets more interesting and harder
Let's see how fast and hard we think
Post the next one...a continuation of Detective donald's case

frob0genius:
JOHN
First of January - J
Fourth of October - O
Fifth of march-H
Third of June-N

CORRECT ANSWER

Nice...
We hav got thinkers ...

Detective Donald investigated the scene of the crime.
Apparently, the fifth richest man in Crimeville, Bill Richman,
had been kidnapped! The only thing at the scene was a note left,
no doubt, by Bill Richman while he was being kidnapped. It
read, "First of January, Fourth of October, Fifth of March, and
Third of June." Detective Donald knew this note was accusing
the kidnapper. He had to decide which one it was, out of:

Jack Richman, Bill Richman's son and heir,

John Jacobson, Richman's employee, or
June Richman, Bill's wife.

Detective Donald discovered what the note meant, and promptly
told the authorities who it was.

What did the note mean and who was it ??

adeyiga3:
Cos the father was shot in d forehead nd Bob told derek dat john shot the father before he cud look back.

CORRECT ANSWER

frob0genius:
Hmm. They went to a restaurant how could he have gotten drunk?

So u are saying its impossible to get drunk in a restaurant??
Sorry
U are also wrong ma'am

Pinkiedearie:
The time of the shooting..
Mr moore was shot around 11...buh from bob's story they arrived home by 11.

U are wrong ma'am
Both times correspond

Detective Derek was reviewing notes on the murder of Mr.
Moore as he was heading to the police station to interrogate the
suspects. The victim was Mr. Moore, a very powerful
billionaire. He was shot square in the forehead around 11:00 PM
the previous day. Mr. Moore had 3 sons, Bob, Jack, and John,
who were possible suspects. These sons were strapped for
money so each had a motive for killing Mr. Moore.

As Derek entered the police station, he was led to the
interrogation room where he met two of the sons, Bob and Jack.

He heard out their testimonies.

"Jack and I decided to hang out
with our old man," said Bob. "My dad, Jack, and I went to a
restaurant about 15 minutes away. We came back around 11. As
we entered the mansion, John, out of nowhere, started running
toward the mansion. It startled Jack and me, but my dad hadn't
noticed because he was a bit drunk. When I noticed John had a
gun, I tried to warn my dad but John shot him before my dad
could even turn around and look at him."
Detective Derek asked, "Jack, do you confirm his testimony?"
Jack replied, "Yes."

Detective Derek then said, "Because you have lied to me, you
two are both prime suspects in the murder of Mr. Moore."

How did Derek know Jack and Bob were lying and were
involved in the murder?

CORRECT ANSWER

Exactly how would he know it was a gun shot...since no one told him...not even his maid ...

He just barged in..."Who shot her"...

"Who shot her?" cried Rogers as he rushed into the hospital
three minutes after his ex-wife died from a bullet through her
head.

"Just a minute, Mr. Rogers," said Professor Stiggins. "We'll have
to ask you a few questions-routine, you know. Although
divorced for the past six months, you have been living in the
same house with your ex-wife, have you not?"
"That's right," replied Rogers.
"Had any trouble recently?"
"Well, yesterday, when I told her I was going on a business trip,
she threatened to commit suicide. In fact, I grabbed a bottle of
iodine from her as she was about to drink it. When I left last
evening at seven, however, telling her I was spending the night
with friends in Sewickley, she made no objection. Returning to
town this afternoon," continued Rogers, "I called my home and
the maid answered."
"Just what did she say?" inquired Stiggins.

"'Oh, Mr. Rogers, they took poor mistress to St. Ann's Hospital
'bout half an hour ago. Please hurry to her.'

"She was crying, so I couldn't get anything else out of her; then
I hurried here. Where is she?"
"The nurse will direct you," said Stiggins with a nod.

"A queer case, this, Professor," said Inspector Kelley. "These
moderns are a little too much for me, I'm afraid. A man and
woman living together after being divorced six months!"

"A queer case indeed, Inspector," mused the professor, "and
you'd better detain Mr. Rogers. If he didn't shoot her himself,
I'm confident he knows who did."

Why did the professor advise the
Inspector to detain Rogers?

Okay
MANDY is the KILLER

U guys were right...buh with weak evidence...here is the proof that she killed him

Mandy killed her uncle. It was afternoon when Carrie looked
out the bay window and saw the sunset, so the window must
have been facing the west. However, Mandy claimed to have
seen the sunrise through that same window, but the sun rises in
the east.so she fumbled and lied,never knowing she did be caught !!!...

U all tried...maybe u get the next one

Okay
You have made ur point
But that evidence is not concrete enough

blublahd:
the niece.
She would have seen it when she passed by the window to get water

She actually saw it...
Read again

frob0genius:
The niece did it

Hmmmm...how do u know its the niece??