This one's called poisonous pills. A serial killer kidnapped five different people and sat them down, each with two pills in their hand and a glass of water. He told each to take one pill but warned them that one was poisonous and the other was harmless. Whichever pill the victim didn't take, the serial killer would take. Every victim somehow chose the poisonous pill and died. How did the serial killer get them all to take the poisonous pill? I can't wait for you guys to guess
miss. E
@MissEsMysteries · 2:36
It was really a 50 50 chance down the middle. It's just five people, ten pills, so really 50 50. And wait, maybe the pills weren't poisonous. Maybe it was the water. Oh, my God. I think it was the water that he gave them to drink pills. Because, again, there's no identifying markers on the pills. It looks like Tylenol, that one. Tylenol is not going to kill somebody, even if they have some sort of contraindication
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:33
All right, misse, you got it. It was the water. He made them all take the pills. But the pills were never poisonous. It was the water that they used to take the pills that was poisonous. That's why all of them died. Because all of them took some water in order to swallow the pills. So there you go. You solve the mystery of the swell. All right, now. All right. I'm so proud of you
