Black Stories II ~ Case 33: Cursed Vacation

[Edible]

Did her murderer reside near her, or were they there by the nature of their employment?

Were they present (within, say, 25 meters) when she died?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did her murderer reside near her, or were they there by the nature of their employment?

YES for both, second one is important for the case

Were they present (within, say, 25 meters) when she died?

YES

[Edible]

Aha.

Did Mary happen to work in a circus or other establishment?

Did her new height happen to throw off the aim of a practised marksman?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did Mary happen to work in a circus or other establishment?

YES

Did her new height happen to throw off the aim of a practised marksman?

YES

[Edible]

So:

Mary is a knife-thrower's assistant (or archer's assistant).  Her new high-heeled shoes put her head off target, and a knife (or arrow) stabbed her in the head after travelling at a high velocity.  The murderer was the knife-thrower (or archer).

[Dead Princess Sakana]

~CASE SOLVED~

Mary is a knife-thrower's assistant (or archer's assistant).  Her new high-heeled shoes put her head off target, and a knife (or arrow) stabbed her in the head after travelling at a high velocity.  The murderer was the knife-thrower (or archer).

Good enough, YES

Mary was the wife and assistant of a knife thrower.
Their performance involved the husband throwing knifes while blindfolded.
She bought new high-heeled shoes, but didn't tell him because she wanted it to be a surprise.
So the man aimed just like he was used to, and hit Mary directly in the head, killing her.

Nice job solving that one.
Oh, I love that riddle.
It's so mean~
And for those wondering, I answered the man might be related to her buying the shoes
because I suspect it might be his money Mary is spending.  :V
ANyway, why wait when we can continue at once.
Next will be a really weird riddle, as you will see from its description already.
Have fun~

Twentyseventh Case: The One-Armed Men
A man put a severed arm into a package and shipped it.
The package arrived at the one-armed men, who threw the content into the sea, satisfied

[Pesco]

Are any of the men pirates or yakuza? :V

[E-Nazrin]

Was the severed arm a human arm?

Was there anything significant or identifying on the severed arm?

Does this involve the cover-up of a crime?

Of course, this is all assuming that the severed arm does not belong to the one-armed man... men? Wait, what?

[Edible]

I know the answer to this one already, so I'll sit it out.

[Dead Princess Sakana]

What the? How did you manage to put the first question that fast... o_0

Are any of the men pirates or yakuza? :V

Yakuza wouldn't make sense, so NO. But there's no real reason why they should not have been pirates, so YES, if you want.

And more already:

Was the severed arm a human arm?

YES

Was there anything significant or identifying on the severed arm?

NO. It was a normal arm. As normal as a severed arm can be...

Does this involve the cover-up of a crime?

NO. I would probably have given the Yakuza a yes if it was :V

Of course, this is all assuming that the severed arm does not belong to the one-armed man... men?

YES

Wait, what?

Absolutely YES :V

I know the answer to this one already, so I'll sit it out.

Good boy mod

[Spidere]

I know the answer to this one already, so I'll sit it out.

[Dead Princess Sakana]

I know the answer to this one already, so I'll sit it out.

Good boy natural occuring phenomenom mostly combined with heavy rain

[E-Nazrin]

Why the hell are there that many one-armed men in the same place

Was the arm sent the sender's arm?

Was the same package received by the one-armed group, containing that arm?

Was there anything else of importance in the package?

Was this some sort of hazing/initiation rital?

[axman36]

Did the man who threw the arm in the sea lose his arm to the man who the arm originally belonged to?

[Pesco]

I know the answer now

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Why the hell are there that many one-armed men in the same place

Because Black Stories  :V

Was the arm sent the sender's arm?

NO

Was the same package received by the one-armed group, containing that arm?

YES

Was there anything else of importance in the package?

NO

Was this some sort of hazing/initiation rital?

NO

I know the answer now

Good boy mindhax-rabbit

EDIT: Forgot one

Did the man who threw the arm in the sea lose his arm to the man who the arm originally belonged to?

NO

[E-Nazrin]

Did the sent arm come from one of the one-armed men that received it?

Is man/men literal or metaphorical?

[Pesco]

Good boy mindhax-rabbit

I lied

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did the sent arm come from one of the one-armed men that received it?

NO

Is man/men literal or metaphorical?

NO........(okay, it's literal)

I lied

You know what, I'm going to answer your posts in a two-way from now on:
I above was truth: 
I above was (another) lie: Goddamnit Pesco!

[E-Nazrin]

NO........(okay, it's literal)

Fucking English language.

Was the sent arm removed in an accident? The receiving men?

Does the sender have one arm?

Is the location of either the sender or receiver relevant (aside from the 'ocean' part)?

Was it part of a burial at sea...?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Fucking English language.

Fucking Yes-No-Questions  :V

Was the sent arm removed in an accident?

NO

The receiving men?

What? If I put that into the question before, I get 'Were the receiving men removed in an accident?  :V

Does the sender have one arm?

YES. Like the vast majority of humans has. But I know what you want to ask, so: NO. He has two arms.

Is the location of either the sender or receiver relevant (aside from the 'ocean' part)?

Silghtly YES, but it's only of little importance

Was it part of a burial at sea...?

NO

[Pesco]

Are these arms weaponry arms?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Are these arms weaponry arms?

NO. Wouldn't work in the original riddle. Remember I translate those form German and we use two very different words for arms and weapons.

[E-Nazrin]

What? If I put that into the question before, I get 'Were the receiving men removed in an accident?  :V

Sorry; Receiving mens' arms.

Thusly, were the missing arms of the men receiving the arm-containing package lost due to one or more accidents?

YES. Like the vast majority of humans has. But I know what you want to ask, so: NO. He has two arms.

Have you been tricksey about grammar in any of your other answers >:|?

Was the sent arm removed by force?

Was the sent arm removed due to the same cause as the receiving mens' missing arms?

Is the (original) owner of the arm - the person that it came off of - relevant?

Is "content" a typo in the question description, or is grammar raspberrying me again?

[Hououin Kyouma]

does riddle matter if there is only one one-armed man instead of men?

Is the fact that they have one arm significant?

Is this the future?

Do they have robotic arm?

Was the arm the receiver  got the right arm? And was he right armed?

[Thaws]

A man wants to join THE ONE-ARMED MEN group, but he must first prove that he is qualified to join the group -- he must send his own severed arm to prove he's ONE-ARMED. The leader received that arm package and is satisfied with the proof.

I don't even know what I'm getting at.  :V

[Pesco]

A man wants to join THE ONE-ARMED MEN group, but he must first prove that he is qualified to join the group -- he must send his own severed arm to prove he's ONE-ARMED. The leader received that arm package and is satisfied with the proof.

I don't even know what I'm getting at.  :V

I want to believe this one ;_;

[Fightest]

A man wants to join THE ONE-ARMED MEN group, but he must first prove that he is qualified to join the group -- he must send his own severed arm to prove he's ONE-ARMED. The leader received that arm package and is satisfied with the proof.

I don't even know what I'm getting at.  :V

That is clearly the one and only true answer.

Was the shipping of the arm done for medical or scientific reasons?
I do not recall if this was asked before so: is the arm unusual in any way, beyond being a severed arm?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Thusly, were the missing arms of the men receiving the arm-containing package lost due to one or more accidents?

Indirectly YES

Have you been tricksey about grammar in any of your other answers >:|?

Not in a way that I am aware of, NO

Was the sent arm removed by force?

If you mean, without the consent of the person it belongs to, NO

Was the sent arm removed due to the same cause as the receiving mens' missing arms?

YES

Is the (original) owner of the arm - the person that it came off of - relevant?

Not really, NO. There is one or two things you can discover about that person, but it's not relevant

Is "content" a typo in the question description, or is grammar raspberrying me again?

Eh? The 'content of the package', is there anything wrong with that?

does riddle matter if there is only one one-armed man instead of men?

It could work the same way with only one man, but it makes more sense with a group.

Is the fact that they have one arm significant?

Definitely YES

Is this the future?

I dunno, it may be depending on which time-zone you live in. Oh wait, you mean the riddle... IRRELEVANT

Do they have robotic arm?

NO

Was the arm the receiver  got the right arm? And was he right armed?

Both UNKNOWN and IRRELEVANT

A man wants to join THE ONE-ARMED MEN group, but he must first prove that he is qualified to join the group -- he must send his own severed arm to prove he's ONE-ARMED. The leader received that arm package and is satisfied with the proof.

NO~
Though it is a humorous idea. I think I had a similar idea when I played this riddle with friends IRL. 

Was the shipping of the arm done for medical or scientific reasons?

NO

I do not recall if this was asked before so: is the arm unusual in any way, beyond being a severed arm?

NO

[Thaws]

Was the arm the man's bait for fishing sharks?
Was it food for their pet piranhas in sea...?

Could it be thrown into somewhere else other than the sea?

Was throwing into the sea simply a way of disposing the arm?

Were they being one-armed related to their occupation?

Was severing the arm some kind of punishment?