When you look at the scene, there are details that could keep the key to reveal the truth. Can you decipher tracks before it is too late? Pay attention to details!
I bet 99.99% fail!
Who is not alive?
Pay close attention to the details!
Good luck and do not hesitate and share!
SOLUTION:
The correct answer is “C.”
Let’s explain how we have come to the conclusion that the person C is not alive:
If you observe human legs B, you can see vibrations in the water, suggesting that person B is alive.
Many might think that a person and is dead because their body floats. But the question is: are the dead bodies in the water? The answer is yes, but it usually takes at least 2 to 3 days for the deceased body to rise to the surface. The dead body is diving for the first 1 to 2 days. Therefore, it is illogical that people B and C will be at the pool with a floating dead body. Now let’s look at person C. If you carefully explore, it holds a notebook that is immersed in the water and seems to be in a subconscious state.
In conclusion, Riddle cleverly plays with our perception of life and death and urges us to explore the details in detail. While the floating body of the person and at first could lead us to the belief that they are deceased, the logic around the dead bodies behave in the water differently.
The presence of vibrations from person B confirms their vitality, while the situation C – holds the notebook and appears in a subconscious state – provides a final clue that they are not alive. This puzzle invites us to critically think and question our assumptions and emphasize the importance of careful observation and thinking in solving mysteries.
