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**Summary:**
The text appears to be a transcription of a video or audio content that presents a series of puzzles, riddles, and brain teasers, along with the host's commentary and explanations. The puzzles include:
1. **The Mysterious Head Injury**: A woman claims she was hit on the head from behind while combing her hair, but the police suspect her of lying since she had no hair.
2. **Survival Riddle**: A scenario where one must choose an elevator to escape a building under attack, with each elevator presenting a different deadly hazard; the solution is to choose the elevator with poisonous liquid, which would spill out when the doors open.
3. **Murder Mystery**: A murder occurs in a store during a power outage; the police quickly identify the killer based on a clever observation (the victim's shirt bloodstain indicates the killer's handedness).
4. **Pirate Spy**: A ship captain identifies a pirate spy among three suspects based on a logical deduction (a sailor claiming not to know how to swim).
5. **Apple Tree Dispute**: A judge rules in favor of an apple tree owner over a neighbor who planted tulips under the tree's overhanging branch, as the tulips would have been damaged by the apples before they ripened, suggesting the neighbor sought compensation deceitfully.
**Common Themes:**
* Logic and deduction puzzles
* Commentary and explanations by the host
* Varied scenarios to challenge critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and excluding opinions:
**Crime Scenario 1: Woman with Head Injury**
1. A woman with a head wound was found in a bathroom.
2. The woman reported being hit from behind while combing her hair.
3. She claimed not to have seen her attacker's face.
4. The woman had no hair, contradicting her statement about combing her hair.
5. The police arrested her for giving false testimony.
**Survival Riddle**
6. In an emergency situation, it's advised not to use the elevator.
7. A hypothetical scenario involves choosing an elevator to escape a building under attack.
8. Four elevator options are presented: one with a poisonous spider, one with no description, one full of poisonous liquid, and one with a cannibal tiger.
9. The suggested safest option is the third elevator, as the poisonous liquid will spill out when the doors open.
**Murder Mystery in a Store**
10. Detectives investigated a murder at a store with a power outage and inoperative cameras.
11. The murder scene had all doors closed, indicating the murderer hadn't left.
12. Three suspects were identified: a cashier, a customer with a suitcase, and a customer with a cast.
13. The criminal was deduced to be the customer with the cast due to the location of blood on the victim's shirt, implying a left-handed attacker.
14. The customer with the cast was suspected because the others were right-handed.
**Pirate Spy on a Ship**
15. A ship captain received an anonymous message about a pirate spy on board.
16. Three suspects were questioned: Jon (a 20-year veteran), Peter (who claimed he couldn't swim), and Sham (new to the ship).
17. The spy was deduced to be Peter because he claimed not to know how to swim, despite being a sailor.
**Apple Tree and Tulips Dispute**
18. A man sued his neighbor over an apple tree branch hanging over his garden with rare tulips.
19. The man claimed the apples from the branch damaged his tulips.
20. The judge ruled in favor of the neighbor, finding the tulip owner at fault.
21. The reason for the ruling was that tulips bloom before apples ripen, suggesting the tulip owner intentionally caused the damage for compensation.