Riddle for you! I will let you know if you get it right in 3 hours. or more depends on if I'm on.

There is a murderer ok? He/She leaves a trail of clues on a various chain of crimes about who, when, where, why, and how the victim will be murdered. That day/night, the murderer is in the room with the victim, the detective, and him/herself. Two people die, yet the murderer only kills one. How is this possible?

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EugenieLaBorgia · F

The victim is the detective.

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EugenieLaBorgia · F

@MkKoolKid In the way that it is written, he can.

MkKoolKid · F

@EugenieLaBorgia Not the answer though

EugenieLaBorgia · F

@MkKoolKid Mmm..

MkKoolKid · F

I'll give the answer once this goes 10 mins without a reply. Comment replies do count

Shayla · F

@MkKoolKid Okay, what is it?

Shayla · F

The murderer set up the clues to look like a victim himself/herself. The detective killed who he/she believes is the murderer and the murderer killed the detective.

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Shayla · F

@MkKoolKid the murderer kills the victim and the detective kills the murderer?

MkKoolKid · F

@Shayla colder

MkKoolKid · F

@MkKoolKid Actually, warmer.

MkKoolKid · F

Ok, the answer is- The murderer tricked the detective into killing the victim, and then killed the detective.

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Shayla · F

@MkKoolKid That the detective killed the innocent person and the murderer killed the detective, yes

Shayla · F

@MkKoolKid That was my second guess

MkKoolKid · F

@Shayla Whatever. I'm not arguing about this.

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