Case 106: A witness remembered the person nearest the display wearing a green jacket. Who was described?
Sara
Rasha
Reem
Rana
Crime & Detective · Medium
Secret Sleuths: The Chess Final Scorecard Mystery 106
A complete ten-question detective case set at a language club, centered on the missing chess final scorecard. Includes observation, timelines, code-breaking, deduction, evidence practice, True/False, and Yes/No decisions.
Case 106: A timestamp recovered from the cabinet reads 8:00. Who entered then?
Sara at 8:12
Reem at 8:24
Rasha at 8:00
Rana at 8:36
Case 106: A note says every letter was moved forward 3 place(s). Which original word produced FKDLU?
GLASS
BELL
CODE
CHAIR
Case 106: First came Rasha; Sara came before Reem; Rana arrived last. Who was second?
Sara
Rasha
Reem
Rana
Case 106: The route map clears Sara, Reem, and Rana at three different checkpoints. Which suspect is not cleared by that map?
Sara
Rasha
Reem
Rana
Case 106: A message mentions the chess final scorecard, but its sender is unclear. What should investigators verify first?
The font color only
The sender's favorite food
The message account and timestamp
A guess from a stranger
Case 106: The entry records show Rasha arrived before Rana.
False
True
Case 106: Seeing a green jacket proves the wearer took the chess final scorecard, so no other evidence is needed.
False
True
Case 106: Should the team photograph the language club display before moving nearby objects?
No
Yes
Case 106: Is it fair to accuse Rasha only because of the green jacket, without checking the timeline or any other clue?
No
Yes