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Who's lying? Interrogation puzzles

Any statement may sound credible until you compare it to a specific time, place or physical trace. Your goal is to point out the contradiction, not the most suspicious tone of the statement. Judge the content of the testimony, not the character of the character. The liar is revealed by a fact that cannot be reconciled with the rest of the file.

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How to solve casesWho's lying?”?

Judge the content of the testimony, not the character of the character. The liar is revealed by a fact that cannot be reconciled with the rest of the file.

First, read the entire file without making any allegations. Separate corroborated facts from testimony, then compare each person's hours, places and capabilities. If one clue seems too obvious, check whether it has not been prepared to distract attention from the actual contradiction.

The principle of good investigation

A correct theory must explain all relevant clues, not just point to the most suspicious person.

Frequently asked questions

Can I play “Who's lying?” mysteries for free?

One current case is available for free. Older investigations may require Premium access to the archive.

Does every case have a logical solution?

Yes. The verdict results from the information recorded in the files. There is no need to guess or use knowledge from outside the puzzle.

Can I solve cases on my phone?

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