(Because a certain classmate was searching for answers on Baidu, today's question was not searched on Baidu.)
A, B, C, and D are four biological brothers. A is a robber, B is an assassin, C is a merchant, and D is a beggar by the roadside.
Among the four brothers, A has the most generous personality and also the most disciples; B is the coldest among the four brothers and is the most dedicated to the profession of assassination; C is the richest among the four brothers but also the stingiest; D is the most easygoing among the four brothers. At the same time, D is the poorest among the four brothers and even needs financial support from his three brothers to live. One day, D was killed by A, and the local officials judged that all three brothers had killed D at the same time.
Why did the local officials make such a judgment, and what was the reasoning?
Logic Problem 11.14
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Because D was living too frugally, he wanted to ask C for some money, but C refused, so the two got into a conflict. C then wanted to kill D but didn't want to do it himself, so he bribed B with money. B, because of their brotherly relationship, also didn't want to do it, so he approached A and told A the method to kill D, and had one of A's disciples go and kill D… something like that, I guess!
This time, don't go to the fake Baidu, this is a question I came up with myself. If you can't even get something this simple, then forget it.
You guessed 7788 correctly, I'll send it to you this time! But you really didn't get much right on the last question. The correct answer to this question: D borrows money from C..., C hires B to kill D, and during the pursuit to A's territory, D is killed by A's henchmen.
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