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The Nhoj Case Files #10: The Rabbi at Bay
"What now, Chief?" I asked picking up my cellphone. I hope this time it's something exciting. Not riddles and notes (though that one was pretty fun).
Apparently, I'm right.
"We have a body at Beetle Bay" He said. "It matches the profile of Howard Getsroff, a rabbi that recently passed away, whose body was taken from the grave. Howard and the John Doe are both 5'ish, Caucasian, about 40 years old." he added.
"You sure it's Mr. Getsroff?" I asked. Our office isn't well known for it's hi-tech instruments in determining identities of Does.
"Well, the body had a birthmark near an autopsy scar, we can ask his relatives if he has that, and case closed. Looks like you won't need to be earning your pay today", he sighed.
"Not necessarily, I just proved that that body isn't Howard Getsroff" I said.
How?
No takers?
Really repetitive, Realdev, don't you think?
That no 15 question sure stumped me when I was grade 5 (the 5th grade).
But you can't blame me, the answer was lost in translation (it was told to me in Filipino, and my classmate omitted the "the English language" phrase
what do you mean by solving it?
Didn't i have six answers?
Yeah, they're common here.
Try this one:
#15 There are words ending in -GRY. Angry and hungry are two of them. There are only three words in the English language. What is the third word? The word is something that everyone uses every day. If you have listened carefully, I have already told you what it is.
Number added - Ricky
Ok, Ganesh, I'll try
Oh, I just remembered
Merry Christmas to all, and to all, a good night!!!!
Ok
I don't quite understand no.443
There. I don't know much about chords, though.
Merry Christmas Ganesh!
NOTE: Your 374 is the same as 370
Ok, since no one seems to get no. 8, I'll just post my answer:
Of course, you can have a go with no. 8 if you like, just don't cheat by looking at my answer.