Menotti80
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Did he drive off an incomplete road? eh... no Was an earthquake involved? no If the man wasn't set up to die by the fortune teller, would something bad have happened to the fortune teller? no ...or a loved one of the fortune teller? no Is it important that the fortune teller had to draw the map? yes Would a regular map have shown more accurate information that would have prevented the man's death? no Did the fortune teller give the man directions that lead him to drive through incomplete road construction to his death in an effort to prove his tarot abilities and increase business? no Was the fortune teller having an affair with the guy's wife? i have to say no. even though you are close to asking a corect question
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Did the fortune teller draw the map for the victim? yes Did the fortune teller mis-lead the victim - did he tell him to go somewhere on the map and this set him up to be killed? yes! Did the fortune teller intend to murder the victim before they met? no Or did he tell the man's fortune, and felt he had to carry out the events he foretold? no Did the dude drive off a bridge? kind of
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Was the tarot card actually meant for the man that died? yes Or was the tarot card meant for the fortune teller? no And did the fortune teller think the man would cause him to die? no So he killed the man instead? no thom, you are off. lol. good guess though lets recap what we know: Was the man murdered? yes Was the map relevant to his current location? yes Was this a hand-drawn map? yes Was the card made of plastic? probably yes the car was damaged, yes the card has to do with his death, yes Was he driving to a destination on the map? yes Was the map directing him to a person? dont know (see next answer) to an item of value? dont know --- the end place on the map isn't specific. i wouldn't get hung up on the "final destination" of the map... Is the car underwater? i would say that all or part of the car is in some water. Did the murderer give him the map? yes The card? yes Did the man know the murderer? yes, but not well AT ALL Did the man die while the car was being damaged? yes How about a Tarot card? yes Did the place where the victim left from prior to being murdered have any significance? (e.g. He was at the race track just prior to being killed) yes Was the car crash the cause of the man's death? yes yes it was the death card. Is the murderer the fortune teller who uses the tarot card? yes
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yes doug
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yes it was the death card. the man is not the fortune teller that uses the card
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Was this a playing card? no How about a Tarot card? yes Did the place where the victim left from prior to being murdered have any significance? (e.g. He was at the race track just prior to being killed) yes Was gambling involved in the scenario? no Was the car crash the cause of the man's death? yes Would the man have died anyway, regardless of the crash (e.g., having a heart attack while driving)? no
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Did the murderer give him the map? yes The card? yes Did the man know the murderer? yes, but not well AT ALL Did the man die before the car was damaged? no While the car was being damaged? yes After the damage occurred? no Is the card larger than an average-sized business card? probably larger Smaller than an average-sized business card? *** CLERIFICATION - I HAVE SAID IN A FEW POSTS THAT THE CARD DI NOT HAVE WRITING ON IT. HOWEVER, THE CARD MAY/OR MAY NOT HAVE HAD 1 WORD WRITTEN ON IT. SORRY
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Was he poisoned? no Did he suffocate? no Did he drown? no Is the car underwater? i would say that all or part of the car is in some water. Was his brake line cut? no Was the card one of those "buy 'X' number of (whatever) and get one free" cards? no
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Was the man murdered? yes Was the map relevant to his current location? yes Was this a hand-drawn map? yes Was the card made of plastic? probably yes the car was damaged, yes the card has to do with his death, yes ------------------------------------------------- Was he run off the road by his murderer? no Was he killed using a weapon? no Was he driving to a destination on the map? yes Did the card have writing on it? no edit, more: Was the map given to him by a loved one? no Was the map directing him to a person? dont know (see next answer) to an item of value? dont know --- the end place on the map isn't specific. i wouldn't get hung up on the "final destination" of the map...
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Was the map a treasure map? no Was his 'car' an automobile? yes Was he in a train car? no Was he found alone in the car? yes Was he driving the car when he died? yes Was he murdered? yes Was there an physically obvious cause of death? i would say yes Was the car found in operable condition? (ie., if you tried starting the car, would it still work without repair?) probably not, lol
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Was the man murdered? yes Was the map relevant to his current location? yes Was this a hand-drawn map? yes Was the card made of plastic? probably yes the car was damaged, yes the card has to do with his death, yes --------------------------------------------
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Was the man murdered? yes Was the map relevant to his current location? yes Was this a hand-drawn map? yes -------------------------------------------- Was the card made of paper/cardstock? no Was the card made of plastic? probably yes Key card? no Was the man a resident of the town he was found dead in? no
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not a membership card no disability or condition of importance
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let me note that this situation is more similar to the second scenario then the first one. but it is not as far-fetched i guess. but the next one i do will be more like the first one - not as much "out there" edit: to answer thom's questions: Could you find this card at Wal-Mart? no Could you find this map at Wal-Mart? no Was this a hand-drawn map? yes
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Was the map relevant to his current location? yes Was the card a credit card? no trading card? no notecard? no Did the card have writing on specifically directed at the murdered man? no or the murderer? no Was the card an ID card? no Was the map being used to find the way to an address on the card? no
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Was the car at his home? no Is the card: A greeting card? no A business card? no A playing card? no Was the man murdered? yes
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i think it's more rewarding to come to such a convoluted solution based on very little information. think about where it started and where it ended. i think it's pretty cool that people figured it out simply by asking yes/no questions... but thats just me here's another scenario: a man is found dead in his car. two things of significance are found with the man. they are a map and a card. what happened?
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yes. got it. it was his brother, but yeah - thats it nice job. i have more. if you want another, i will begin tomorrow morning! nice job everyone!
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1. So, there are two separate events that led to the guy killing himself? (The unknown traumatic event and eating at the restaurant). yes 2. During the first event, did he somehow eat human meat, thinking it was what he later ate at the restaurant? yes 3. Was eating human meat essential for the man to survive the first event? cant give a yes or no to this question. i will say no, but with an * 4. Would the type of food give any clues as to what happened in the first event? yes probably a. Does the food come from the ocean? proabably not b. Would the food be found only in a specific country? this food would be found in certain remote places, i would imagine 5. Did he order the food at the restaurant to confirm or deny a suspicion? no 6. Is the 'loved one' a coworker? no Could I find a restaurant in the Milwaukee area that has the same dish this man ate on its menu? -How about the other person/persons? i dont know because there isn't 1 specific answer to what the dish is. (for instance, i am looking for "pasta", not spaghetti and meatballs) its a specific kind of food but the actual food type is not specific. i hope i didn't confuse you Since he was dining with at least one other person, was their dish human flesh? sorry if i answered a question incorrectly before, but he was dining ALONE. sorry if i mized you up!
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to clerify, the food the man ate in the restaurant was not human. as far as the the meal at the restaurant, there is no 100% definative answer about what kind of meat it was. BUT, it was probably a game animal/ "exotic" animal of some sort. Did anyone in the restaraunt (other than the man himself) know that he intended to kill himself? - no Did the man know anyone in the restaraunt? -no Did the man eat alone? -no Did the man live alone? - not important to the story. but i will say yes for the sake of giving an answer
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awesome.
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Does cannibalism have anything to do with this? --- yes Does the man feel guilty about anything? ---yes Is the man a zombie? no Did the man walk into a zombie operated restaurant? no Did someone bite him? no Did he shoot himself with a nailgun? no If Ned Yost became a zombie would that make him less employable? no Did he have to leave the building to go from the restaurant to his home? yes Was the food meat? yes
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Did he think that he had this food before? --- yes Did he previously have somebody close to him disappear? --- no
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Was the food he ate something that would be considered "American cuisine?" - no Was the food directly related to his decision to kill himself? (I think you answered this already) - yes Was his issue with the food due to what it was? - yes Was the issue with the food due to its texture? - i would say no Was his name Mick Fleetwood? - no. lol 1. Did the "traumatic experience" involve a loved one? -- yes 2. Did the food he ate remind him of a loved one? --- yes (i dont know where you were going with this, but be careful) 3. Was the loved one in questions 1 and 2 his wife? -- no When he sat down to eat what he ordered, did he initially intend to finish his meal? -- yes
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for thom's last 3 questions, the answers are no. lol to the last one. dkm4: no. but awesome question. this line of thinking will help gets the answer. my suggestion would be to find out some background info...
