Crime scene: 162 mystery solving puzzles to find out who the murderer is

Chapter 82 The Scary Palette Knife
On the sixth floor of an apartment building, TV star Akiko Komori was murdered with a palette knife one Friday night while she was painting a still life oil painting.

At the scene, the police found that Akiko Komori had the hair of her colleague Yuko Yamane on her easel. It is estimated that Akiko Komori had a fierce fight with Yuzi Yamane before her death.As a result, the police station launched a further investigation.

Two days later, there was a new development in the case. The murder weapon, the palette knife, was found on the top of the bell tower of the teaching building of A University about 200 meters away from the apartment.

How did Yamane Yuro put the murder weapon on the clock tower?If this issue is not investigated, she cannot be arrested as a murderer.

Inspector Yamada, who was in charge of the case, went to Inspector Kimura for advice: "It's hard to imagine how Yamane Yuro could throw the murder weapon there. It's a 40-meter-high clock tower! Besides, the door is locked all year round. Except for handymen, No one can go up there. Besides, this old ugly handyman doesn't know Yamane Caviar at all."

Kimura pondered, and asked, "Will you use a helicopter to drop it from the sky?"

Yamada shook his head: "If you drop it by helicopter, there will be a lot of noise, but no one will notice it! But there is one situation worth noting." He dug out a memo from his briefcase, and continued: " In the early morning of the second day after the incident, a low-pitched sound of a motor was heard in that area..."

When Kimura heard this, his eyes lit up: "The problem is solved." He told the secret to Yamada, and Yamada quickly caught Yamane Yuroe.

How did Yamane Roe throw the murder weapon, the palette knife, onto the tall clock tower?

[Answer] Yamane Koro uses a radio-controlled model airplane.When the model plane flew over the clock tower, she maneuvered the plane to somersault and dropped the palette knife on the back of the plane on the top of the clock tower.

(End of this chapter)