GoldenDarkness

Hmm, good point. But it's also possible that it's page 2 and 3 that are in the same page. xD

GoldenDarkness

Oh, there is no such book as "Widow's Surprise." xD

Yui-chan

The book shudve been near his unconscious body if that was the case.
It was on the shelf though..

Schroedinger

Truangel: Correct

Solution: Striking himself on the head was almost enough to make the whole thing plausible but he said one thing that told the detective he was lying. it's impossible to insert anything between pages 77 and 78 in a book because odd numbered pages are always on the right, even ones on the left.Therefore, 77 and 78 are actually the same sheet.

#7: A man is found dead in the arctic with a pack on his back.

How did he die?

TruAngel

page 2 and 3 in same paper will cause a page before page 1 in the same paper to be empty, and this serve no purpose. Publisher normally use a paper and not a page to separate acknowledgement from the main story. Also, Leaving a page before page 1 in the same paper makes it uneconomical, wasting 1 more page per book.

GoldenDarkness

Truangel is pro. .

Hypothermia? The weight of his bag and his body caused him to break the ice under him and died not only of drowning, but of hypothermia xD

TruAngel

lol, pack of what? cigarettes? wolves or rats?

Schroedinger

@GoldenDarkness: I don't think ice will break just because of a man's weight in the arctic.
@TruAngel: You decide.

GoldenDarkness

Pack. Right.

Polar bears... Pack of polar bears... Hmm, doesn't sound right.

TruAngel

pack of wolves chew on his back