1. A murder occurred in an apartment building, and a painter was stabbed to death in his bedroom. A bright red handprint was clearly printed on the bedroom wall, with fingerprints on all five fingers clearly visible, even the lines on his palm were very distinct. It seemed the killer had accidentally pressed his blood-soaked right hand against the wall while fleeing. When Formerwood arrived at the scene, he saw his old acquaintance, Officer Bart, carefully collecting the fingerprints on it. Formerwood observed carefully, then smiled at Bart and said, "You should see if there are any other clues!" Bart continued his work with great caution, his head unchanged, and said, "Aren't these fingerprints important clues?" Formowu shrugged: "But this bloody handprint was probably forged by criminals, with the intention of misleading the police." Bart turned his face and asked curiously, "How did you know?" Formowu said, "Try making a handprint on the wall with your right hand, and you'll know." "Do you know how Formowu noticed something was wrong with the handprint?"
Du Sanlang moved to a secret residence to avoid debts, but was still discovered by the creditor, Nakamura. That night at 10 o'clock, Du Sanlang was watching TV in the living room when Nakamura came to see him. Chewing gum, he demanded repayment. Du Sanlang begged him to give him a little more time, took beer from the fridge, poured it into a glass, and offered him a drink. Taking advantage of Nakamura's distraction, he grabbed an empty bottle and smashed it on his head. Nakamura was struck by the sudden blow and collapsed to the ground without a sound.
Du Sanlang drove the car out of the garage, packed the body into a suitcase, and drove far away to S Park to throw the body into a pond. He returned home at 2 a.m., cleaned the room spotlessly, and wiped the tables, chairs, beer mugs, door handle, and doorbell button over and over. Thus, there was not a trace left of Nakamura's visit.
Due to nervousness during the ritual, Du Sanlang took sleeping pills before falling asleep, and woke up the next day in the evening. The doorbell rang again. Du Sanlang opened the door and saw two detectives standing there. "Did someone named Nakamura come to your place last night?" His body was found this morning in the pond in S Park, and the back of the matchbox in his jacket pocket had your home address. "No. No one came to my house last night. I haven't seen Mr. Nakamura for a long time." Du Sanlang replied calmly.However, the criminal detectives sneered and said, "This is strange. Actually, we came by once this morning, but no one answered the door when we rang the bell, so we thought no one was home and left. By chance, in front of the main door, we found a very interesting item. Upon examination, it turned out to be something the victim had dropped." The detective took a small glass bottle out of his pocket and showed Du Sanlang what was inside. Seeing that his crime had been exposed, Du Sanlang had no choice but to confess truthfully.
Do you know what exactly it was?
500W per question, come on friends, answer!
8.16 (Morning) Logic Puzzle
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Answer released: If a person's palm is normal, it is impossible for all five fingerprints and the palm print to be left at the same time. You can try it if you don't believe it, which indicates that this was deliberately left by the murderer. The answer to the second question is that it could be chewing gum or the wrapper of the chewing gum. The victim was chewing gum when attacked, probably still in their mouth. When the victim met the murderer, they might have changed the gum or started eating it, which made the police suspicious and investigate. Once DNA or fingerprints are tested, the truth will be revealed.
Question 1: When the murderer made the fake evidence, the five fingers of the hand should have been pointing toward the main door. But the murderer's fingers were reversed. Right?
The first question: if the handprint was pressed accidentally while escaping, it wouldn't be so complete and clearly visible, so the handprint must have been deliberately pressed by the murderer.
Question 1: It is impossible to clearly see the lines when a person's palm is pressed against the wall.
The second one is chewing gum, because out of politeness, you would spit out the gum before entering someone else's home.
Ha, the first question: the palm of a person's hand is concave, and it's true that it can leave prints of all five fingers, but how could the 'lines of the palm also be very clear'?
So it wasn't an accident, but a deliberate forgery. No one can 'accidentally' leave the patterns of their palm imprinted on the wall.
1. Because the human palm is concave inward, under normal circumstances, leaning against a wall will not leave clear palm prints (unless you press against the wall very forcefully). 2. It's chewing gum wrapper!!!
Why is it impossible to have been thrown elsewhere? How could it have been thrown in front of someone else's door?
Question 1: It should be that the thumb cannot be clearly projected on the wall at the same time as the palm.
Hey hey, everyone is so awesome, I guess I'll increase the difficulty next time… This time, let's just reward the first two people who answer correctly…
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