Jumble Game

That is also good deduction. Glad to see you playing Janel. R&J were in water. No not magicians.

 

OK, they were in water, the train shook things up and then they died. Soooooo, was there any electricity involved?

 

Is it significant that they are in a bedroom?

 

A vase of flowers fell off the shelf and cut their throats?

 

Close the item falling is also small like a vase. So what are R&J.

 

They are not people??????? Why didn't you tell me????????

 

That'd be letting the cat out of the bag. Up to you to guess that via my clues. Ok so what are they.

 

Goldfish, dammit!

 

Question was how did they die.

 

Painfully.

 

As painful as it took you to nut out this one? Dont feel bad Shirley. I never got it either.

 

A murderer is condemned to death. He has to choose between three rooms. The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with loaded guns, and the third is full of lions that haven't eaten in 3 years. Which room is safest for him?

 

How's about a little hint?

 

The answer is staring you in the face. Read carefully. You could say this is a trick question.
My first response was the fires as he is a convicted murderer so he is heading for hell anyway. That is not the answer

 

None of them because he is going to die anyway because he has a death sentence?