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| Posted by efurosibina | 08/03/11 |
| Good Teaser. |
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| Posted by fishmed | 08/04/11 |
| Good, but could not the person either know what the normal programming was and then just give the same answer, or not be the first one to give the answer, thus know it from the others, or just say, 'not sure, I was in the other room'? Also, would not it be easier to check each person's pulse, as the one he was chasing would have a higher pulse from running? |
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| Posted by efurosibina | 08/05/11 |
| The normal program maybe altered sometime. it might be a short musical interlude. or the culprit may try to control his pulse rate.But the policeman met them watching the television at that time. so, he used the present position to figure out . |
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| Posted by Marple | 08/10/11 |
| Good but the other two brothers could have said they had only just sat down to watch the TV and so the police would not be able to prove which one was the criminal. |
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| Posted by scallio | 08/23/11 |
| Well my guess was that he asked each person what the beginning of the program was about. Close enough...
2 would have given the same answer and 1 would not have known or would have a different answer. |
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| Posted by Vengeance101 | 08/26/11 |
| umm, oftentimes I forget the last program as soon as the new one starts. didn't know I could be arrested for that. :o |
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| Posted by kegbernal | 11/16/11 |
| What if the other two just turned on the tv? |
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| Posted by zembobo | 11/17/11 |
| LOL I love the critical thinking here. Good job everyone! But try to just use the clues given. Don't invent clues because you'll drive yourself nuts and you'll find 1,000 different ways to slove this. I do like the pulse answer though but stick with the teaser. He wasn't checking pulses, he was asking questions. Nice teaser! I got it right! |
