quizple

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Here in the Netherlands we have a game called quizple (from quiz and puzzle). The rules are simple: You get a story with a minimum of clues. Your goal is to find the answer. You do this by asking questions, but the only thing I may answer is yes or no.

Lets start with this one:

A man travels from a to b and after some weeks back from b to a. If he just had not been so greedy, he could have got away with murder.

What is the story?

 

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returned to the crime of the scene?

 

a man breaks into someones house by crawling through the cat flap, bumps someone off decides to raid the fridge before leaving and gets stuck in the cat flap on the way out. Am i near or a million miles away? Gary

 

Is this a well known published story?

 

No. Not correct (they force me to make the answer longer)

 

More than a million.

 

Could be. Most of these stories are known "urban legends".

 

Nope, wrong!

 

Good question! No, the murder was commited in B.

 

Your on the track. Yes.

 

He Murdered his wife at location B . He was a Window. he went back to "A" and told some peeps, and it leaked out to the police and almost got away with murder

 

Close. He murdered his wife at B and went back to A. He was no window and did not tell anyone. Where is the greed part?

 

i was thinking about the insurance part before, but my stupid eyes read it as agreed

 

No, It's more subtile.

 

Is the greed aspect to do with money?

 

Yes, it does.