🕵️Can You Solve this Mystery on the Japanese Ship Using Your Sherlock Detective Skill?

Mystery puzzles are very interesting, narrative-driven challenges that combine of twist, surprising elements that require high thinking and detective skills to spot the mistakes and solve the different mysteries.

I also use to solve different mystery puzzles, and also create many mysterious riddles like these.

In the last article, we solved the Mystery of the Chemist, and I hope you all have enjoyed solving this mystery puzzle. 

Now, in today’s article, we have a new riddle to solve.

These riddles offer an unusual and compelling scenario, which usually challenges the readers to solve these types of mystery puzzles using clues and evidence to identify the hidden culprit.

So, are you ready to solve today’s mystery again with Mr Cassano, the head of the Detective Department?

Then, guess the correct culprit using the clues given in the story.

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Solve this Mystery on the Japanese Ship Using Your Sherlock Detective Skill

In today’s riddles, there is a murder mystery of the Do-HIN on the Japanese Ship. So, let’s understand the scenario, what happened on this ship.

A Japanese ship was sailing quietly in the open sea. Everything was seeing normal until something shocking happened.

A sailor named Do-HIN was found dead in the ship’s shower.

The captain of the ship was very serious, and he called Mr Cassano and asked him to investigate this murder mystery.

Mr Cassano checked all the records of the ship, and he found four crew members in suspects list of this murder case, as they might be involved. He called them one by one and asked the question:

“What were you doing in the last 15 minutes?”

• The Yuuto cook said,
  “I was in the cold storage room, taking out meat.”

• The Marine engineer said,
  “I was fixing the spare generator in the engine room. I had a torch with me.”

• The Akira sailor said,
  “I was on top of the ship, fixing the flag because it was upside down.”

• The Kiyoshi, who is also a radio officer, said,
  “I was sending a message to our company. I told them we will reach the next port in 72 hours, on Wednesday at 10 in the morning.”

Mr Cassano listened carefully to all their answers, and he immediately arrested the real culprit, because among these four, one person is involved in this thriller murder case.

But who is? Can you guess who lied?

So, can you solve this Mystery Murder on the Japanese Ship Using Your Sherlock Detective Skill?🔍🕵️‍♀️

So, how was this thriller murder case? Okay, well done, those who have solved this murder mystery and identified the real culprit, you all have done a great job, and obviously, you all possess detective skills like Sherlock Holmes.

Okay, now those who were not able to identify the real Culprit, they also do not worry. 

Practice these puzzles and riddles, and your IQ level, thinking skills, and problem-solving skills will be increased.

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Solution: Who is the real Culprit?

So, are you excited to know who the real culprit is in this Mysterious murder case? Okay, now can you recall the answers that they have replied to Mr Cassano while he has asked ”What were you doing in the last 15 minutes?”

Now, remember what Akira sailor said, “I was on top of the ship, fixing the flag because it was upside down.”

This was his argument, but guys, do you notice one thing that the flag of Japan looks the same even when it is upside down?

Source: japan.go.jp

Yes, it is, whether it is upside down, it is looking same. So, definitely Akira was lying, and she is the real culprit for this murder mystery case.

So, I think, with Mr Cassano, you all also come to know who the real culprit is, and by solving this mysterious murder riddle, you all have enjoyed it.

Keep practising more puzzles like these, and if you like this, do visit Jagran Josh regularly for more such mysterious puzzles!

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