Listening question:
The police received a case in which an old man was hit on the back of the head with a pistol until he died. The wound was bloody and bloody.
The police asked the three sons of the deceased who were still unaware: "Your father was shot to death with a pistol. Now I want to ask you what you were doing at that time?
The eldest son: I was running outside. After running for a while, I came back to sleep. I suspect it is the second child. He has always been at odds with his father and said he wanted to kill him. Dear.
Second son: I was just talking. How could I have so much strength?
Little son: I fell asleep after a while.
After hearing this, the police took one of them away.
Why?
Super simple reasoning questions
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Most people, when they hear about someone being shot to death with a pistol, would instinctively think it was the pistol's bullet that killed them. But Dan, this guy, explained that he didn't have that kind of strength himself. It's quite thought-provoking.
Second son. Because the police only said that their father was shot dead with a handgun and did not say that he was shot in the back of the head (what would an ordinary person think? Of course, it would be by a bullet), but the second son said that he did not have that much strength. I ask, does it take a lot of strength to kill someone with a handgun?
Actually, the original poster gave everyone a hint from the beginning. From 'unaware' in the text, it's obvious at a glance. Did no one notice?
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