FILE No.122Unsolved
On a rainy night, cash was stolen from a second-floor room. The room's door is locked from the inside. The window is closed but not locked.
There is a puddle only on the floor inside the window. The water continues in dots shaped like footprints from under the window into the room. The curtains are not wet. The rest of the room is dry.
Where did the culprit come and go?
If you get stuck, open the hints one at a time, in order.
Where does rainwater get in?
Where only did the water fall?
Was the window locked?
Where did the culprit come and go?
Choose the answer closest to the truth.
Came and went through the window and closed it from outside
The answer is "Came and went through the window and closed it from outside."
If you open a window on a rainy day, rain gets in only on the floor just inside the window. The window is not locked, so it can be closed from outside. The rest of the room is dry, so water fell only inside the window.
The door is locked from the inside, so there is no way to lock it from outside. There are no traces of water on the ceiling or under the floor.
Because when the window is closed, you think it was never opened.
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