UnlimitedNothing here counts towards your streak or the day’s board.
Say which suspects are lying and which are telling the truth, then name the culprit. Exactly one arrangement fits everything said, and you never have to guess.
0 of 8 decided
Tap anybody at the table to read what they said. Looking at somebody changes nothing until you decide about them.
- vouches for
- calls a liar
- accuses
- clears
So who did it?
Naming somebody does not close the case on its own. All 8 have to be read right as well.
Stopping early still scores, on the suspects you had read right.
Perjury
Say which suspects are lying and which are telling the truth, then name the culprit. Exactly one arrangement fits everything said, and you never have to guess.
- Read all eight statements before marking anything.They talk about each other, and some of them only talk about who is sitting beside them, so the seating is part of the puzzle. No single statement settles itself.
- Mark a suspect TRUE or LYING, and change your mind as often as you like.A liar lies about everything, so one false thing makes everything they say false. Nothing is locked in until you accuse somebody.
- Stuck? Suppose one of them is telling the truth and follow it round the table.If believing them ends in a contradiction, they were lying, and now you know something for certain. Every case here needs that move at least three times, and it never needs a guess.
Scored on time.
What the words mean
- A liar:
- a suspect who lies about everything they say. Not sometimes, always
- Truthful:
- a suspect whose every statement is true. There is no half way
- Beside me:
- the two suspects sitting either side at the round table. The last seat sits next to the first
- The culprit:
- the one who did it. Exactly one of the eight, and they may be truthful or lying
- Accuse:
- name the one you think did it. The case only closes once you have