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A woman, while at the funeral of her mother, met a man who she did not know. She instantly fell in love with this stranger, but never asked for his phone number and had no idea how to reach him. A few days later, she murdered her sister. Question: What was her motive for murdering her sister?
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The man was the funeral director, and she killed her so she could see him again?Well life is too short so love the one ya got cuz ya might get run over or ya might get shot. -
Maybe not the Funeral Director, but she killed in hopes that the man would appear at her sisters funeral as well...
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Close, but if he was the director, she would know how to reach him.It's better to be hated for what you are, then to be loved for what you are not.Comment
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That's it!Originally posted by Hoosier_Boy View PostMaybe not the Funeral Director, but she killed in hopes that the man would appear at her sisters funeral as well...It's better to be hated for what you are, then to be loved for what you are not.Comment
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ok, the story goes like this:
a men was shot, one bullet killed him and the other missed him and got stuck into a heavy wooden chair (about 20Kg).
the bullet made it 4cm into the chair, and the chair was pushed 6cm away by the 5 grams bullet (there were dragging marks on the wooden floor from the chair).
a suspect was caught with a gun, it had a 350m/sec nozzle velocity, and a 26 barrel length.
can you tell if this gun could be the one used in the crime scene from all the information you gathered so far?It's better to be hated for what you are, then to be loved for what you are not.Comment
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Riddles are fun. We need to make a riddle thread!Comment
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There is info missing.Originally posted by safetyallday View Posthttp://hoppeshomestead.blogspot.com/
The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. – Thomas JeffersonComment
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Originally posted by safetyallday View PostIt's better to be hated for what you are, then to be loved for what you are not.Comment
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Sure dig the round out the chair, check the striations of the bullet with the barrel DUH I've seen Callie Ducane do it thousands of times on CSI!
Or you shoot the chair with the gun and see how far it moves
Last edited by Hoosier_Boy; 08-07-2008, 12:51 PM.Comment
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And she looks great doing it!Originally posted by Hoosier_Boy View PostSure dig the round out the chair, check the striations of the bullet with the barrel DUH I've seen Callie Ducane do it thousands of times on CSI!
Or you shoot the chair with the gun and see how far it movesIt's better to be hated for what you are, then to be loved for what you are not.Comment
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I believe so because force= mass x acceleration. The unit of force is the newton. 1N = .224 I believe un ft/lbsOriginally posted by mooksterOriginally posted by CityCopDCOriginally posted by OfficerDotCom
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doooohhhhh
Force in newtons = kg X m/s squared... You can discount bearing drag of projectile in the barrel and distance due to the fact the distance from muzzle to chair was not given. Soooooo the answer is yes. with the information given. Duff Time!!!!!!
Originally posted by mooksterOriginally posted by CityCopDCOriginally posted by OfficerDotCom
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So what's the answer to the first one?Comment
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If you're reffering to my first equation I guess there isn't one or it would'nt be right, my friend, cause I forgot to square the acceleration......
Originally posted by mooksterOriginally posted by CityCopDCOriginally posted by OfficerDotCom
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