The Kid's Bedroom Daily find-the-liar puzzle #45 · Nov 2, 2026
Who squeezed the teddy into a doll's sweater?
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Play Daily #45About this case
For Daily #45, the family is in the Kid's bedroom, on a 5 × 5 board with three short walls inside. Whispers and giggles carry from this room long after lights out. This is the third daily case in the Kid's bedroom. On the case: Dad, the Kid, Grandma and Rex. Each says what they saw, and one of them is fibbing. The day’s question: Who squeezed the teddy into a doll's sweater? Their stories turn on the teddy and the globe, and on each other. Move them around the Kid's bedroom until every story fits but one.
- Date
- Monday, November 2, 2026
- Board
- 5 × 5 squares
- Walls inside
- 3
- Witnesses
- 4
In the room
- Bed low
- Bookshelf tall
- Teddy flat
- Toy chest low
- Ball flat
- Globe low
Tall here: the bookshelf. Tall things block every view, though not Rex’s nose. Low: the bed, the toy chest and the globe. Only the Kid’s view stops at a low thing; the grown-ups see right over. The teddy and the ball lie flat: everyone sees straight past. The room isn’t a plain rectangle: one of the board’s 25 squares are cut away.
How they see in here
In the Kid's bedroom, Dad looks along a row of five squares and a column of five, and a wall or something tall cuts either one short.
The Kid is the shortest of the family: in the Kid's bedroom, everything low blocks his view as well as everything tall.
Grandma sees only two squares each way, eight ways round, diagonals included; walls and tall things block her.
Rex the dog goes by his nose. He smells the eight squares next to him, and nothing in the Kid's bedroom blocks a smell.
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A tip for this room
“Didn’t see” is evidence too. Someone who missed a thing is out of its line of sight, or something blocks the view.
How everyone did
38 detectives have finished Daily #45 so far.
- Caught the liar first try
- 89%
- Solved it
- 100%
- Middle time
- 1:21
Counted from everyone’s first try, once 20 have finished; never a name or anyone’s own time.
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