What has two faces, both charming and deceitful, leading detectives on a wild chase?
Category: Mystery · Difficulty: easy
Hint: Consider something that can either prove innocence or guilt.
Answer
A clever ruse
Explanation
An alibi can either support a person's innocence or reveal their deceit.
This is an easy mystery riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is A clever ruse.
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