A detective finds a note with the phrase 'find me where water sleeps,' but the victim was in a city with no lakes. Where should he look?
Category: Mystery · Difficulty: easy
Hint: Water can 'sleep' even in urban places.
Answer
Under the city’s largest fountain
Explanation
Fountains hold still water, which poetically can be said to be 'sleeping,' unlike natural lakes.
This is an easy mystery riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is Under the city’s largest fountain.
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