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Riddle #1
In a cold, dank dungeon room, the walls are 50 feet high, and there is a noose located 40 feet up in the air. The ground has been flooded with oil, and the room is entirely encased, with no way of getting in, nor out. Aside from the oil, noose, and encased tower, there is a man who has somehow hung himself on the noose, 40 feet up in the air. How did he do it?

Riddle #2
There was a murderer who was driving in a speed-chase, across an empty highway. The police transports were approximately 7 yards behind him. The car he was in was bulletproof, with windows rolled up, and the man huddled around the drivers wheel. All the windows are up, and he is encased in this bulletproof car. Yet still, he manages to get shot. How?

Riddle #3
A 7-year old walks up to his nanny. Looking down, he is 3 foot 7, and the nanny is 6 feet. While the kid looks up and asks for a glass of water, the nanny proceeds to pull out a gun. 5 seconds later, he is smiling and thanking her. Why?

Riddle #4
Okay, okay. So I went hiking, and I really had to go. AGAIN. But i was basically in middle of nowhere, so I ran around until I found this really old, abandoned house. Like, REALLY abandoned. I was only going in to take a dump, but srsly, guess what? It was one of them ol' haunted houses again -.- So as I walked in, I was locked in. Running around, I realized that the darn house didn't have plumbing, ran on candles, and was really, REALLY dark. Coming to a sign, I read, "If you enter room #1, you shall be eaten by a lion. If you enter room #2, you shall die by electric chair. If you enter room #3, you will hereby be decapitated." Wow. Great choices... So which room do you think I should enter, and why?

 

 Riddle #1

Count Dracula was browsing the blackmarket for something to send home to Countess Elisabeta. Coming across 3 matching rings, he immediately killed the seller and took everything home. Taking the first ring, he sent it home to Countess Elisabeta, along with a letter explaining he would be home soon, and that the ring was for her. However, a few days later, Dracula received a peeved message, with a simmering message of how there was no ring in the package! Consulting with a close bat advisor who was on the trip with him, he sent the second ring, with another message telling Countess Elisabeta not to worry, that the second ring was also being sent to her. With the advisor following the package the whole way, Count Dracula received another annoyed correspondence from his wife, along with observations made by the bat. Apparently, there was a thief in the mail department! Dracula then decided to do something about it. Reaching into his pocket, he pulled out a lock with a matching key. He then explained to the bat advisor, that he was going to lock the package, so that it would be impossible to open, and that his wife also had different sets of keys and locks, and to tell her how to prevent the ring from being stolen again. Finally, Countess Elisabeta received the ring, and before returning home, Dracula brought the thief along as a little snack OwO. How could Dracula have sent the ring to his wife safely?

Riddle #2
It was a beautiful day in the desert, with happy cute lizards skittering around, and little prairie dogs burrowing up to the surface. A tour guide was currently leading a group of people around, when they saw a man lying face down, with a backpack on. Crossing over the distance, the tour guide went to shake his shoulder, to find that the man was stone cold DEAD. Even looking around with shock, the guide could see no visible reason to how he died. So how did he die?

Riddle #3
Leisle was attending a party, and while everyone was getting really, really knocked out, she had just eaten a ton of salt crackers and chips. And of course, she was VERY, VERY thirsty. Running towards the punch bowl, she grabbed a plastic cup and ladled a heaping ton of juice and ice into the cup, then gulped the punch down like crazy. Feeling a bit exhausted now, she went home. A day later, she heard from the TV news, that everyone at the party had died. Apparently, the punch had been contaminated with poison. Yet Leisle was alive, wasn't she? How did she survive?

Riddle #4
On a Monday, an old man was found dead in his apartment, at 5:30 pm. In his apartment were the found new objects:
Milk cartons, Friday newspaper, cotton candy, magnifying glass, and TV program booklet. 
Who killed him?