sayyourpray
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Jul-29-2005 02:25
I had a case where the killer turned out to be a person that WAS NOT pointed by two of the suspects I had information that they do think who is the killer. Basically, by searching the forums I assumed that there are 3 witnesses, 2 of them giving the real name of the killer, the third one giving the name of a person with a real alibi. If this is the case, you can eliminate a person from ur suspects' list if two of the witnesses, who are indicated by the townies that they think knowing who is the killer, don't have a reason to suspect the respective person. But obviously, after failing to resolve the case, it appears that this mechanism of reasoning doesn't work! So please tell me, if u know:
- how many witnesses appear in a case (is there a fix number or it can vary)and
- is it possible to have just one witness who suspects the real killer
Thanks in advance
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sayyourpray
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Jul-29-2005 07:31
Thanks Arabella, it makes sense now.
But are you sure that all the time, at least one of the townies will give you a wrong information? And also this wrong information could be applied to the "Person X hasn't heard/seen anything suspicious" phrase (like if the townie says this to you but, in reality, person X emerges as an eyewitness)
I really want this thing to be clarrified in order to revise my tactics... :)
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Arabella Parker
Well-Connected
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Jul-29-2005 09:07
Well, there is one thing I have learned in Sleuth and that is to never be 100% sure on how any of it works. lol
But my best therory is that the has not seen/heard anything info is correct, but the knows who info can be wrong.
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