An old man's death

heartattack.

whim

theone853,

your riddle is lacking detail the answer could be anything. Make sure of the phraseology welcome

Poisoned wine. Shot himself in the head. The wife done 'im in with a axe.

He didn't die because of natural causes. No had any intentions of killing him, nor was he suicidal. In the room wasn't any blood, or shattered glass for that matter.

A hint is that the wine glass was part of the cause.

It was an old glass, and he accidently swallowed glass chips, killing him from the inside.

His room was on a houseboat and he ran out of fresh water at sea so he drank only alchohol based drinks which killed him

He swallerd the glass.

The wine glass was of crystal. The lead in the glass killed him

Gautam got it.

Well, in that case so did I!

i was going to say he died of thirst because there was no cork screw to open the bottle of wine, but i guess i would have been wrong

I was wondering: A man hangs himself in the barn. He knows his wife is watching. The wife claims it is an accident. She comes with the following explanation: the man was not sure whether she (his wife) really loved him, or only his money. What he did was: he went to the barn, knowing his wife was following him. There he made preparations to hang himself. The last second, when he stood there on a chair, he looked at her. He expected her to stand up, run to him and prevent him from hanging himself. She didn't. He hanged himself. He expected to live.

Do you agree with her it was an accident?

Lead crystal doesn't poison anybody, this riddle makes no sense

Rick states, "He expected her to stand up, run to him and prevent him from hanging himself. She didn't. He hanged himself. He expected to live."

a) Why was she sitting down?

b) How did she know what he expected her to do?

c) Why did she not replace the chair and save him?

Well the wife thought that he hadn't noticed her following him. When he went into the barn, she hid and sat down. The man however knew that she was there (he just knew it).


Now that was what I was wondering too. That's why my question.


Apparently, she believed he would not pull it through, and would step of the chair. He didn't. That why she thought it to be an accident.

Now, I read this in a book about a family full of women whos men did not only die of accidents, but who were also SUPPOSED to die of accidents (and the ones who did not, should).

Old Age