Twelfth Report; Father's Day

[abstruse]

((Audio;))
Father's day! Ah, a lovely day, I will say; remembering the male who, hopefully, raised us all with love and care. No, I'm not about to ask all of you about your fathers--I'm not really the intrusive sort, though...! I do have a sort of puzzle for all of you. It's one that I would love to tell my own father.


PUZZLE 011: Two masked men

The puzzle works like this. I'm going to tell you a scenario, and using yes or no questions you must deduce exactly what is happening in this situation. I can only answer yes or no--or other variants of those two answers--so make sure to ask the right questions! No limit to how many you ask, of course... Here's your scenario:

A man leaves home and, after making three left turns, he ends up back at home, and finds two masked men waiting for him.

So, can you deduce what's happening here?

((ooc; wow i forgot to add that this is audio. Okay whatever i just like my htmls.))

Comments

[abstruse]

Huh! Well, I'll say I like your spirit. A challenge is always a good thing--keeps the mind alive. ((Oh he might actually have found an interesting reason to smile. Not that he'd show it, he's definitely rockin' the audio for this one.))

[justicereigns]

Right. Sort of like puzzles.

[abstruse]

Precisely. No doubt you're already something of a puzzle wizard yourself.

[justicereigns]

Not really. It's not too common in my world actually, but it reminds me of my caseload. Or helping my friends out with theirs.

[abstruse]

Ah-haa!

[justicereigns]

[Head tilt.] Did I lose you or do you actually know more cops or something?

[abstruse]

Neither, I find it to be an interesting approach.

[justicereigns]

Heh. Treating puzzles like case files or vice versa?

[abstruse]

Vice versa.