Yes, Detective Pighead received the report.
This was a murder case that happened in the wilderness. People found the victim tied to a dead tree, already dead. His mouth was gagged, and the rope around his neck was tied three times.
It was the rope that tied the victim's neck to suffocate to death. The time of death is estimated to be around noon, after a heavy rainstorm lasted about an hour.
On the second day, although the killer was caught, strangely, from noon that day until the body was found, there was confirmed alibi and witnesses confirmed the perpetrator was drinking at a restaurant on the street. Detective Pighead carefully investigated and discovered the problem.
So what method did the killer use to kill the victim? And there was no accomplice.
(Evening of 11.20) Logic puzzle, please listen to the question
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? It's a rawhide rope. This kind of rope slowly shrinks after absorbing water, and the criminal exploited this characteristic.
I think the key should be the dead tree and the rope, I just can't figure out how to murder someone.
My elder brother said that all reasoning answers and other activities will be announced together after they are finished.
As for the cause of death, it should be being struck by lightning. As for the 'dead tree,' it could be that the rope used for binding had a metal conductor, or the murderer poured some alcohol on the victim (conductive, you see), to attract lightning and kill, an alibi.
In that case, after it's announced, people might be too lazy to look through it, after all, it's really tiring.
The time of death was noon, and it was raining. After the rain, the rope should shrink when it dries, strangling the deceased.
Hmm, thinking from another perspective, if it is found that the rope is dry, it indicates that the place of death might have been a restaurant, and the body was later moved to a deserted area to fake the crime scene, by which time the rain had already stopped.
And it might of course be drinking with the deceased, getting them drunk and then strangling them with a rope, with the time of moving the body being after the rain stops.
Observe whether there are any marks on the tree trunk to determine if the deceased was killed indirectly. I agree with what was said upstairs that a wet rope will tighten when exposed to the sun; tying it to dead wood obviously is not hanging, see the process upstairs. The riddle with the seven jars is extremely hard to figure out!
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