Esta semana no me pude dedicar a pensar un acertijo para publicar, por lo tanto propongo ahora un acertijo fácil, que conozco hace varios años y es bastante famoso en el ambiente "acertijoril" (WTF???!!!). Lo modifiqué un poco, pero la idea es la misma. Bueno, acá va...
Tarde húmeda en Londres (Inglaterra) (como casi todas, no?)... una señora se encuentra mirando el informativo en el que están anunciando que una mujer se suicidó tirándose de un edificio en Washington (Estados Unidos). Al oír por completo la noticia, se da cuenta de que en realidad no fue un suicidio, sino que el marido la había asesinado. Al otro día se dirige a hacer la denuncia correspondiente, detienen al acusado (el marido de la muerta) y va a la cárcel. Efectivamente, esta mujer tenía razón y el marido la había asesinado. Y paradójicamente, lejos de ser pariente de Nostradamus, esta mujer era la única persona en todo el mundo que podía haberlo deducido. ¿De qué manera justificó esta mujer su denuncia para que la justicia le crea?
London (England)... a woman is watching the news where they are announcing that a woman committed suicide by jumping from a building in Washington (USA). After hearing the news completely, she realizes that it really was not a suicide, but the husband had killed her. The next day she goes to make the corresponding complaint, the police arrest the accused (the husband of the dead woman) and he goes to jail. Indeed, this woman was right and the husband had killed his own wife. Paradoxically, far from being related to Nostradamus, this woman was the only person in the world who could have deducted that. How this woman justified her complaint?
London (England)... a woman is watching the news where they are announcing that a woman committed suicide by jumping from a building in Washington (USA). After hearing the news completely, she realizes that it really was not a suicide, but the husband had killed her. The next day she goes to make the corresponding complaint, the police arrest the accused (the husband of the dead woman) and he goes to jail. Indeed, this woman was right and the husband had killed his own wife. Paradoxically, far from being related to Nostradamus, this woman was the only person in the world who could have deducted that. How this woman justified her complaint?
