3 detective questions, what are the answers to these detective questions?

1.In a closed house with a body that had been dead for some time, without any windows or chimneys, only an iron door was locked, and the key was thrown in a corner of the room, ask: How did the body get in and how did it die?

Answer: This question is not rigorous. The deceased could have locked the door himself and died (suicide, etc.), that is, the so-called "corpse" was a living person before the door was locked.

2.A person jumped out of the window on the 15th floor to escape, and later after ** investigation, there was a time bomb in the room, according to ** time there are still 5 minutes, he can completely escape from the upstairs, ask: Why did he jump out of the window?

Answer: The bomb is set in the door, and the bomb will be opened when the door is opened.

3.**Kill a person with gloves, put all the person's belongings in his bag, then he puts the tools and gloves of the crime in a machine (this machine can break things into pieces), and then he plays himself and beats the police**. Q:

What is the problem he has made in a very serious way?

Answer: The mistake was to put the deceased's "belongings in his own bag." The destruction of gloves and tools is superfluous.

1. Not rigorous, this detective question is taboo! So no.

Building, can't the police see that the time bomb is positive?

That's not true. If the door is locked, then the question becomes a brain teaser, not a detective topic! So I don't think so. "The bomb is set in the door, and the bomb will be opened when the door is opened."

3. "Put all the man's belongings in his bag."

Isn't this asking for trouble? Both obvious and serious problems.

1.It is possible to starve to death.

2.The time bomb was dropped upside down.

3.The property with the victim's fingerprints is in the bag of **.

I think the answer to the third question should be that he killed someone with gloves and called the police, which means that he was wearing gloves all the time, and the doorknob and the room didn't have his fingerprints, but if it wasn't really **, and the victim's stuff was in his bag, then there should be his fingerprints in the room.

1.Suicide. 2.The door was locked.

3.He had evidence in his bag.

One person in level 1 and the one who opened the door and entered it together are two, isn't there one more than the original!

2Because the short dwarf could not see, he thought that he was taller and was going to lose his job, so he committed suicide.

Question 1: (I guessed randomly, because it might be a brain teaser), the man who guarded the exit was the thug

Question 2: The tall dwarf sawed the furniture of the blind man's house short, and the blind man thought he had grown taller, so he committed suicide!

==1 The manager is a woman who has a baby? orz

2The taller one shortened the furniture of the blind man's house, and the blind man thought that he had grown taller.

The one that is satisfied with the answer is not right, the first question is similar to a sharp turn, and the answer should be that the manager is a woman who was pregnant before being caught, and the next day there is an extra man and the manager gives birth to a boy. The answer to the second question is that the tall one shortened the furniture of the blind man's house, and the blind man thought that he had grown taller.

You can look up the FBI criminal psychology test questions, but those are anti-tests, and if you answer correctly, you are a criminal.

36 questions to which only a homicidal maniac knows the answer.

Illation? What to think about Criminal Minds?

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