As before, the police have tracked down three suspects for a murder. They know that one of them is guilty and each one of them can be either a knight or a liar. Each one of them wrote two statements, but parts of them are full of coffee stains and they are not sure which one of the words in the brackets should be under each coffee stain:

A: ███ (B/C) is a liar. He is also guilty.

B: A is a ████ (liar/knight). C too.

C: A and B are both ████ (liars/knights). I'm guilty.

From these statements, can you figure out who is guilty?

(A, B, C) = (Liar, Knight, Liar)>

A is guilty.

Posted by K Sengupta on 2007-05-09 12:41:27