Riddle #2

[Eric Terry]

A man dressed in a suit dies in a room. He sustains no injuries apart from a small cut on his shoulder, and although many people pass by, the body is never discovered.

What happened?

[Vincent Maglione]

Was it a super suit?

[eddie humphrey]

the man was a butcher and he was practicing his juggling knife act when one of the knives punctured him in the shoulder severing one of his major arteries. (you know the one that Spock use the Vulcan grip) he tried to craw to the window for help but at last he lay to close to the window were onlookers could not see him. there he lays dead!

I bet that's it huh?

[Eric Terry]

So CLOSE!

But not really. :D

[shea]

(=i still say he was buried alive. or mabe he died in the Cube.

[Eric Terry]

Nope, he was never buried.

[Vincent Maglione]

Did he drown?

[Eric Terry]

Yup.

[Vincent Maglione]

So it was a scuba suit. Still working on the shoulder cut/room bit...perhaps he was an undersea explorer excavating a sunken ship, something cuts his suit, he loses oxygen and dies.

Is he from the present day?

[Eric Terry]

Yes. Break the above into yes & no questions and you'll have a chunk of it solved.

[Vincent Maglione]

Was he in a room in a sunken ship?

Is he an undersea explorer or treasure hunter?

Is he in a shark cage?

Is the injury self-inflicted?

Is the injury accidental?

Does the injury cause an infection?

Is he an undersea construction worker building or anchoring a bridge?

Does the injury have to do with his drowning?

[Eric Terry]

Was he in a room in a sunken ship?
Yes.
Is he an undersea explorer or treasure hunter?
Yes.
Is he in a shark cage?
No.
Is the injury self-inflicted?
No.
Is the injury accidental?
Yes.
Does the injury cause an infection?
No.
Is he an undersea construction worker building or anchoring a bridge?
No.
Does the injury have to do with his drowning?
Yes.

[Vincent Maglione]

Is it any particular sunken ship, like the Titanic?

I'm still trying to find out what caused the cut...