Solve 6 Riddles to Prove You Think Faster Than Sherlock

On a scale of 1 to 10, how do you rate your detective skills?

6:38 a candle would work but what is stopping him from smashing that wax bars

Early business meeting riddle has two answers based in point of view. If you notice that there is a cup in front of the accountant we can see that there is a possibility that it was coffee, then the manager would be to blame. But if you don't want to take that in consideration, then you can still stick to the answer given.

1:40 Can you people see his phone floating in the air I think this might a haunted phone.....😂😂

Most of these riddles don't make sense. A few examples: 1) The smudge looks like a puddle of a black liquid. 2) I think a big blue car is clearly visible in a desert. Plus, the police helicopter could fly low, because deserts are mostly flat. 5) If the solution is that in Austria, there are no oceans, then there would be nothing behind the door. But there WAS an ocean. We would have to swim through it, no matter if it's in Austria or anywhere else. 6) How are we supposed to know that there are sensors around the necklace? 7) A girl has a security camera in her room? 10) Why would they make it so easy to escape? Plus, this guy probably wasn't the only one kidnapped, so they'll probably have to buy (or make) new wax bars after every kidnapped person. Plus, I think the guy could even break the wax only with his bare hands. 11) The manager could also lie about buying the coffee. Plus, the accountant had a coffee on his table, so it's even likelier that it was the manager. 12) I think not every doorbell needs electricity to work. It could be powered e.g. by baterries. 14) I reckon most of your viewers are teenagers. How could they know that shopping malls were closed during the major holiday in the past? 16) Who said there weren't any ponds in the garden? They usually are in botanic gardens. And, finally, 17) The riddle has so many solutions. It could be almost every kind of furniture, a bathtub, an ironing board, a scaffolding, a statue, a carcass, a tour, a painted animal, and so on, and so on, and so on.

They never said about that the necklace has a censors

7:19 - how do you know the manager isn’t lying

Emma : someone took my phone too earlier.... Her mouth : 😚😚😚😚😚 1:53

Like many users I'm slightly miffed at the tracking device one. Knowing the jewellery was protected by a laser grid is a vital bit of information.

HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT THERE WAS AN ALARM SYSTEM AROUND THE NECKLACE

Honestly, I got 14😊 but I could think of so many things, before I come up with a table.

The manager, accountant, or the assistant didn’t take the documents! It was the coffee! That’s why they were OUT! I’m a genius! LOL

But what if the manager was lying about running off of coffee? Also, the accountant had a coffee on his desk

I swear this video made me think that You can solve anything without being specific

What has four legs but can't walk? Let me see: A chair, A desk, A dresser , and a bed. A table would be the last thing on my list.

I will be a detective in the future and I love them so I love these puzzles!

A camp trip in the desert Answer: matches and rope But my brain: matches + batteries = boom boom

7:52 My doorbell doesn't use power

It takes 90 mins for james to travel from his home to village. But the same person takes 1 hour 30 mins to return home. How is this possible

For the missing documents one it could actually be the manager because the man had a cup of coffee on his desk that the assistant said she had made, if they didn't have coffee then the cup couldn't have been made so it must be the manager