7 tough questions only experienced detectives can break

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Most of us are used to making old-style IQ tests to measure intelligence after 40 standard questions. However, there are many ways to find the level of genius inside you.

We have found some tough questions that only a few people can guess. Test your detective talent with 7 tough questions that only experienced detectives can break!

Below are the contents and images of the scene of 7 difficult cases. Try to see how many sentences you can answer correctly!

Question number 1: Prison break

Jack was imprisoned in a dirt floor and only had a window set so high that he could not reach it. The dungeon has nothing but a shovel. It was very dry and hot, but Jack didn't get any food or drink. He only had 2 days to escape from the prison. If not - he will die.

Digging a tunnel is not the right choice because he will take more than 2 days. So how does Jack get out of jail?

Question No. 2: Stolen necklace

Mrs. Smith went to the police station to report that her necklace had been stolen. When the police arrived, they saw no sign of the house being hacked. Only one window was broken. Inside the house was a mess and dirty footprints filled the floor.

The next day, Mrs. Smith was arrested for fraud. Why?

Question 3: Homicide at school

On the first day of the school year, a geography teacher was murdered. Police found 4 suspects: gardeners, math teachers, fitness coaches and principals. All 4 of them have alibi:

1. The gardener is cutting the grass.
2. The math teacher is holding a midterm test.
3. Fitness coaches are playing basketball.
4. The principal is in the office

However, the culprit was immediately arrested. Who killed the geography teacher and how can the police break the sentence?

Question number 4: The lonely man

A single old man living in a house on the outskirts of the city. He never left home for too long. On a mid-summer Friday, when the postman walked by and called the old man, there was no answer. The postman looked through the window and saw the old man lying in a pool of blood. When the police arrived at the scene, they found Tuesday's newspaper, two bottles of warm milk and a bottle of cold milk.

The next day, the killer was arrested. How could the police find the culprit so fast?

Question 5: Two pills

A serial killer has kidnapped people and forced them to drink 1 in 2 pills: one is harmless, the other is poisonous. No matter which pill the victim takes, the killer will drink the other pill. The victim drank the tablet with water and died; and the killer always lives.

How does the killer always take harmless pills?

Question 6: The window is frozen

One winter day, John found his friend died in his own home. John called the police saying he was passing Jack's house and decided to visit.

John knocked on the door and rang the bell several times but no one answered. However, he could see the light in the room through the frozen window. John breathed in ice and saw Jack lying on the floor.

Why did the police arrest John because he was the main suspect?

Question 7: Chemical substances

A famous chemist was murdered in his own laboratory. There is no evidence of any crime except a piece of paper with the name of the chemicals in the room. On the day of his murder, the chemist had only three visitors, Mary - his wife, Nicolas nephew and friend Johnathan.

The police immediately caught the culprit. How do they know who it is?

Answer

Question number 1:

Jack should use a shovel to dig and build soil into a mound under the window, climb up and escape the cell.

Question number 2:

The police are sure that Mrs. Smith lied because the window was broken from inside. If it breaks from the outside, those pieces of glass will lie on the floor of the room.

Question number 3:

The killer is the math teacher. In his words, he held a mid-term test but the murder happened on the first day of the school year.

Question number 4:

The culprit is clearly the reporter. He knows for sure that no one in this house will read the newspaper on Wednesday or Thursday.

Question number 5:

Both pills are harmless. The poison is in the glass of water the victim drank.

Question number 6:

John could not freeze the window glass because it would normally freeze from inside.

Question number 7:

On the piece of paper there was a message from the victim. If you combine the acronym of chemicals on paper, you will get the name: Ni-CO-La-S.

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