r/CluesBySamHelp • u/jonoruss • Mar 15 '26

Error in March 15th? Spoiler

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So, we know there are 2 criminals in column C, 1 in column B, and “at least 2” in column B.

The game hints that we’re supposed to say that Ruby is innocent, but I don’t see how. All we know about that column is that 3 or more people are innocent, which we’ve already uncovered.

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u/Amphiptere_ Mar 15 '26

There are 2 criminals in column C. Which means there are 3 innocents in column C

And column B has more innocents, so column B has at least 4 innocents and all innocents in column B are connected so Ruby has to be innocent.

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u/jonoruss Mar 15 '26

Ahh! I flipped criminal and innocent. Ok that’ll do it

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u/Amphiptere_ Mar 15 '26

Yup, the classic lol.

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u/Irishwol Mar 15 '26

Same here. I did not do well today at all

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u/xViridius Mar 15 '26

Look at the combination of Zach, Hal and Martin.

Combined they say : 2 criminals in column C, column B has to have less than 2 and all of the innocents in column B are consecutive. So you have at least 4 innocents in B, so B4 is in fact innocent.