- Ask questions about the scenario that can only be answered with “Yes,” “No,” or “Unknown.”
Admin will delete any inappropriate questions. - You can only ask 3 questions per day max, so make them count!
- Use logical reasoning and deduction to piece together the clues.
- The goal is to figure out how the murder happened and who might be responsible.
These riddles challenge players to think critically, pay attention to details, and consider how crafting tools and materials could be used in sinister ways. Each scenario requires careful questioning to unravel the mystery. Enjoy the game!
Questions should be asked in the comments section and will be answered there as well.
The 1st person to correctly state the correct full answer for any of our different riddles will be entered in a drawing to win up to a $100 Gift Voucher with Campbells Crafty Creations LLC or The Crafty Medic!
Riddle Me This-1 – The Knitter’s Demise is a fictional riddle and is not based on any real events or characters. Any image likeness is not intended.
Riddle Me This-1 – The Knitter’s Demise
Scenario: Martha, a passionate knitter, was found lifeless in her crafting room. Her knitting needles were still in her hands, and a half-finished scarf lay across her lap. The room was tidy, with no signs of struggle, but the door was locked from the inside. The only other thing of note was a cup of tea on the table next to her, untouched. The autopsy revealed that she was poisoned, but there were no signs of ingestion through food or drink.
Riddle Me This-1 – The Knitter’s Demise
An example of a great question to ask would be one similar to this one.
“Was the poison in the tea?” To which you would receive the answer of “No – The Poison was Not in the Tea”
An example of a question that does not follow the rules would be:Â Â
“How did the poison enter her body?”
Why it’s wrong: This question requires an explanation rather than a yes/no/unknown answer
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Was Martha poisoned before going into her craft room?
No. 🙂
I’m gonna take a wild guess and say that the yarn was poisoned and she absorbed the poison through her skin while knitting the scarf. That’s why it’s half done and why the poison didn’t show up as ingested in food or drink.
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That is a good guess and something I was thinking as well 🙂
Was the poison on the yarn?
YES. Now just need to present it as a Full Solution!
Was the poison in the air?
No. 🙂
Was the poison on the knitting needles?
No. 🙂
Was there dye on the yarn Martha was knitting with at the time of her death?
Unknown. Scenario does not mention if the yarn was dyed or not.
Did Martha have a scratch on her arms/hands from the knitting needles?
No. You still have 2 more questions for today! 🙂