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 DECEMBER 1, 2009 |
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DECEMBER 1, 2009 |
MYSTERY
Mr. Lal was having an early walk. He had just crossed a bridge when
he saw a crowd of people. Rushing to them, he found that they were
crowding around a dead woman. Lal was a famous detective. He took the
case and started his investigation. The woman seemed to have come for
an early walk, too. Seeing her handbag lying nearby, Lal ruffled
through it and found what he wanted - her identity card. Her name was
Lakshmi, and her house was about a ten minute drive away. Her number
was also written on her card. Lal phoned the given number.
"Is this Lakshmi's residence?" "Yes. And I am her husband. What do you want?" "Sir, your wife is dead." "What! No way!" "Sir, come here quickly." About ten minutes later, a car pulled up. The husband got down, and on seeing the woman, rushed to her and started crying. Lal was about to console him when something flashed in his mind. He quickly had the husband arrested. Can you tell why? LOOK FOR THE ANSWER NEXT MONTH
FROM LAST MONTH Sgt. Maloney of the Beartown Police Department got a 911 call from the dispatcher just moments ago. Someone reported hearing two men arguing and then gunshots. Maloney sped to the scene, and seeing nothing unusual outside, he cautiously entered the house through the open front door with his gun drawn. He found a man in a paramedic's uniform leaning over a man who was obviously dead or mortally wounded from a severe gunshot wound to the face. Sgt. Maloney paused for a brief moment. Then he ordered the paramedic up against the wall and began to read him his Miranda rights while handcuffing him. What are at least two reasons Maloney had for suspecting foul play? There
was no ambulance outside the residence; no one had reported the presence
of a wounded victim, so an ambulance wouldn't have been dispatched yet
anyway; it is protocol that paramedics never enter a potentially
hazardous situation until police have secured the scene; and where was
the paramedic's partner?
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