See If You Can Pass the FBI Secret Agent Test!
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When you get the answers right but for the wrong reasons.
that was half of them for me lol.
Same
Me too
me too
Yes I saw the white wine, shouldve been obvious, but then I got confused... because how do you get makeup on your sleeves, sure dotting her hand makes sense, BUT HOW DO YOU MISS THAT GREATLY!?
I cant be the only one that thought this was extremely easy. The majority of the questions was about attention to detail and prior knowledge.
Yeah these are 5th grade questions at most
People who think this is hard mustn't read or pay attention in class. I got everything but one right. I didn't know you can't buy a car on a Sunday.
then I must be really stupid
Yeah
@@Thesplunkydunk Or unobservant to words, thoughts/ideas, or/and things.
For 7:43, it's not only that her hair is looking great over 6 months, it also because of her feeling on her face, the real kidnapped women are looking scared, but the other girl looks calm, not panicking.
Yes, that's also why I picked her😅
I picked her because her hair looked the most neat!
I actually looked at the gag and thought that it didn't look like it was on right
I picked her because the ropes around her hands weren't as tight as they were around the other too
My mama!
In the one with the servants, there is no way that the nail polish person would have gotten the splatters on those spots in such big quantities.
unless when her master was stabbed, he screamed, and she jumped spilling the nail polish everywhere, that's the only possible way that could happen
No it’s the one with the wine if you look at the wine it says WHITE WINE
If you look at the wine yes it says white wine but if you look in the bottle to its not red it's clear
In number 2 case, if you analyse the fracture lines in the glass by a closer inspection you can determine if the glass was broken from the inside or outside, So both B and C can be used as information to contradict the janitors story
Are you a real fbi?
@@Scpfanx for real though
No shit
THAT'S WHAT I WAS SAYING BUT I GOT IT WRONG
That is true but if all the glass was fractured then no
I expect a call from an FBI recruiter any day now lol
*FBI OPEN UP*
I wish
@@Zoologically_Explained not the call you expected
Same
@P5-4 WEI MINGKAI same
Everyone’s like: yay i only missed one or two
Meanwhile, there’s me: Yay i finally got one correct after watching the video 3 times!😂
8:04 I'd say a better reasoning would be to look at the bottles on the floor between the two brown haired ladies. They were trying to cut the ropes with those bottle shards, but the blue haired one doesn't have anything next to her.
By the way I got 9/10, missing the Mr (Color) prisoners one. There's more than one combination to answer that one.
On the shirt one, Mr. Red has a visible white shirt after just jacket opens up a bit
Same what if mr blue and red swapped clothes but white said nothing because he was wearing his own clothes
Blue hair has no struggle in her hair
W a l t e r
i though that the blue haired one was it because her the ropes on her hands looked looser
“The car is a convertible”
Yes, the floor is made of floor
Its weird how I come to the correct conclusion without following the intended logic. In the kidnapping case I just guessed by how loosely her hands were tied and the lack of untidyness around her.
Same here.
I guessed the same person in the kidnapping case but because she didn't look concerned based on the eyebrows of the other two.
I looked at how her mouth wasn't open for the gag.
Plus her hair was really neat, while the other two's hair was all messy and unkept.
i was looking at how the hands were tied also! i didn't even look at the tidyness at all I knew who it was by how loose the hands were tied
At 13:39 man i thought it was the one with the luggage 😭😭 their shoe size and brand of shoes may be the same who knows hahaha. felt dumb after that
7:00 the real question is WHY CANT YOU TEST DRIVE ON A SUNDAY IN MINNESOTA?!
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Didn't get the last one because I forgot convertibles were a thing lol.
I only got the last one because I heard that riddle before (I got it wrong first time too lol)
same lol
same hahaha
And by his logic she would have dust on her meaning its wrong
How exactly did Mr Blue know they were all wearing different coloured shirts?
he was wearing a different color shirt which mean at least one of them had to have a different color, he also may have been able to see mister red wearing white so that means white is wearing blue, or I'm just overthinking a simple thing
And he just knew for questions sake
He’s gay and made out with each of his prison mates
@@thaidenalexander5891 understandable Have a nice day
Hmmm very confusing indeed. Maybe they new what they were wearing before it. Probably not though.
Idk
This was pretty interesting to do, we await more content like this.
I love your videos keep up the good work❤
12:45 I knew it was maid Claire because if she spilled wine on herself there would be more of a mess, and I didn’t even know that it was white wine!!!
You are so right
I just noticed the bottle doesn’t look like a red wine bottle due to the label
I still think it's kinda weird that they eliminated the first one because of her cut. I thought it made her more suspicious, I didn't care about the wine-
Considering the thickness of nail polish, I thought it was Becky from the size of the stain
On the one with the buildings, i didnt notice all of the objects from A going onto B, however, i went of the shadows on building B. That's how I got A.
That is still good. I am an artest so my eyes almost immediately noticed the difference in the buildings for I tend to draw things like that. Just not buildings.
yea same the shadows did it for me. also, what kind of fbi agent needs to know that? the co-worker should just point. smh
The janitor broke the glase from the inside of the store the glase was on the ore side
Portions of Bldg. A are obscuring sections of some of the windows on Bldg. B.
I found the balconies to overlap the windows of the other building.
I am actually considering being an agent now 😂
The one with the newspaper person, one of the other people could have easily told or bribed him.
This is like the GardenScape ads been showing up, but we the viewer actually solved it together and earn satisfaction instead, rather than a small X button.
What do you mean
Ever seen the fack word scape or garden scape adds?
You forgot Home escape
If it was a real scenario, the psychiatrist might aswell simply be substituted since keeping the weapon of murdery around with his personal belongings would be quite foolish. We need more evidence and details to make any accusations.
i went with him and the pen.
And that's why your name is clever man😎
This is test for fun. Don't pretended.
Truly intelligent person is one who can pretend to be a fool.
very true good point
he could also have it because it reminds his client of something and plus it could have been anyone who had a motive to commit the murder. Anyone could have stabbed the person and washed the scalpel, you never know
😂❤ i enjoyed this episode! Can you make more like this? I could use a little more training and think of all the GOOD KARMA you would receive!
I GOT QUESTION #1 CORRECT! But for a different reason BUT WHATEVER IT STILL COUNTS! (Shouts "YEEEHEHEHHAHAAAAS!!!!!" While making these faces😆🤣
The janitor tried to clean a crime scene, that's sus already
i think he wouldve cleaned up some of the glass, not knowing that was a bad thing to do
(if he was inocent
@Caden Willett they can still say sus.
Sus is just short for suspicious
The promised neverland ?
I thought it was broke from the inside, so I got it wrong 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏻♀️
I got the right one on the blue hair one, but I was looking at the expressions. I found I kept accidentally getting the right one by a different method than I was supposed to use lol
Same bro. I expect an FBI Recruiter at my doorstep within 3-5 business days. You?
That's what the best fbi agents can do
Find a answer through a different method means your a perfect agent from any perspective
same here I figured the building one by looking at the sunlight
Me to
5:35 no, the key for this riddle is that the grey building is fully shadowed, and the orange one is half shadowed. The shadowed wall of the orange one is clearly facing the same direction as the visible wall of the grey one/ So, if we build a perspective in our heads, they'll come in a line.
the orange one would have been shadowed too if it was in front of the grey one
Basically the question with who's wearing which color shirt is so easy I got it so quick it's nice being smart
The last test doesn't make sense.
If the gunman reaches his arm into the vehicle when the top begins to unfold, there would be gsw on the victim.
It would literally have to be a sniper in the perfect spot
It’s the most likely case
@@benjaminsmith6800 Thats the only reasonable answer otherwise there would be gun powder or a chip in the windshield
I was close I said the window was down but I didn’t think it could be a convertible
@@BallBelliedBoar I was in the same boat here, and immediately looked to see if her hand was on the button to roll the window up. The way it was shown in the animation would leave gunpowder burns on her body, as the gun was really close to her.
I never knew that this was so easy being an fbi agent, thats it im changing my career now
But NATO doesn't (maybe bit more harder)
last 1 was a little tricky at first but once I thought about it I figured out all of them I was pretty surprised that I did
I resume my trail of success for looking for small details in theese types of vids !
How am I supposed to know Minnesota law if I've never been to freaking Minnesota 🤔
Plot twist the blue-haired is a wig and she's been held captive for over 2 years🙆
It said that the guy was going to buy the car on Saturday and not Sunday.
Yes
Correctemento
It couldn't be the car and there was not enough evidence that it was the month so I took the day and many shops are closed on a Sunday which made it a bit suspicious and I live in Belgium so I didn't know the law
You could lock-up a random civilian that way that just didn't know that there was a law for that
Me: getting every question correct
The FBI: you need 20/20 vision
Me: dammit!
Me: dammit it's 2021 already
@@filipstefan3007 that was epic.
About to be 2022
Same brug
I have glasses and the 20/20 vision portion. I got cause I am an artest and draw lots of stuff overlapping. So I almost immediately noticed the difference.
I got 5 out of 11. I knew I wouldn't make it as a FBI agent, but being able to get about half right still makes me proud of myself.
i got two out of eleven... did i make it
10/11. Too easy.
"Seems the journalist has been doing a lot more than just taking photos" really got me raising my eyebrow.
I got 2 questions with like either like the “This one or this one” situation, and the last one was “I didn’t know it was a convertible” Thing
On the this one or this one situation, I still kinda got the riddle correct cuz one of the this ones were the correct answer.
I only got 4
I got 8
But yeah that one got me but I thought the murderer was in the car I didn’t the convertible thing
See
@@EvoViperX8 One of the pictures showed a steering wheel in front of the passenger seat, indicating it was a car school, you couldn't see there in the other pictures. Also if it was as it showed in the video, where the killer put the hand in the car to shoot, there would've been powder, as the gun was indeed in the car. Reply if you want to see some other things that were wrong with this video
12:15 either her mouth is open, or hitler got a new disguise
I just love this video!
Those questions stumped me. I am glad I have a college friend who is an FBI agent.
I actually got question 6 right for a different reason; the blue haired one's restraints looked much looser than the restraints on the other two did
That's how I got it too
And she looks a lot less scared
That was my guess as well
Same
her mouth restraint was not on properly
Given that there have been so many visual clues, I assumed the car in question 5 was the specific one being 'test driven'. I'm reasonably sure most dealerships wouldn't have a car in the showroom on such a spectacular pedestal like that if there'd been arrangements to test drive or sell so soon after, there's a bunch of stuff that goes into prepping a car for sale like detailing, a mechanical checkover, ect. so having it on a display like that was what stuck out to me.
For question 9, the first maid may have her own blood on her clothes, but that doesn't really exempt her fully. It's possible she cut herself with the very knife used in the murder, either accidentally or on purpose, which gives a convenient alibi. I'd wait for forensic testing on the knife to make sure on this one.
The maid was the only one I got wrong cause I don't drink so I didn't realize it was WHITE wine though it did stick out to me. Too easy.
I guess the wine maid because I thought a wine spill couldn’t look like that, it would’ve spilled on her dress more to the bottom, instead of just a few stops
For me I found out due to the bottle in first pic was unopened...
But I see where you want to come as well. Maybe they're both in on it. 😉
/DBB
@@lenmann3417 Unlike blood, wine is like water and doesn't stay on the skin. And I only later paid attention to color of wine too.
I thought it was maid one because she had also blood on the back of the hand on which she cut the finger.
I think maid three wouldn't be so stupid to take a bottle of white Wine for her Alibi when she had planed to kill the guy.
Nice work buddy
I got one wrong, the one about the car and the Minnesota Sunday law thingy. I didn't know about that because I was born and raised in Korea :)
I thought I was the only guy who got that wrong because even though I live in the US I never went to Minnesota
@@keithmars1118 Same! I live in Massachusetts and have no idea how the laws work there. I also have bad car knowledge 😅
1 so just by having a tool not used in his profession hes instantly the killer BRA this is how good people get put away
That question was about process of elimination. We was told one of the three was the killer.
@@chrisstarcher6010 yea but for the sake of argument theres no way of knowing that for sure IRL its just a realy realy lousy reason to place the blame but yes i got the point of the challenge ;)
Our justice system is totally screwed up and just a money making machine so I also understand your point.
also i thin surgeon is also an exceptable awnse because the surgeon would know where the heart is and thus how to stab
@@lampatpat but she was stabbed in the back...
This just makes the fbi seems like a joke police personnel talk about “Oh hey chief, you uh hear that organization building up around here you should see the test its hilarious.”
Oh I’m sure the questions here would be considered as the exam to take the exams.
i didnt expect it to be this easy but i still did it and im still gonna be proud of myself
In terms of the black widow riddle, I initially thought that it was the fork because I heard a riddle similar to that one where a woman has the poison in her lipstick, so I thought that she would have that exact same type of poison so when they ate off of each other's forks before eating their own, she would've puckered up for his so when he did eat his half he was on the poison by then it's just the effects didn't kick in until later. I had no idea it was the knife, more confused actually because when is the pie be already poisoned by then?
I got the first one right, but with a "different equation" so to speak. I was confused on why the phyciatrist would have a scalpel, but I also looked at other things; he 1: was the only one without gloves, he must have discarded of them, and 2: he has his arms crossed, a classic sign of defensiveness and self protection.
I did it with alternate method 1
I simply figured it out because, his career was the only one that didnt require the use of a scalpel so him having one, automatically made him suspect number 1 to me.
I thought dentists worked at a different place then doctors, because my town does that, so I thought the dentist was not suspicious. And for the others I took them out because the Psychiatrist was super suspicious. Why would he have a scalpel was the first thing I asked myself, and the only answer, to me, was that he used it for killing.
Actually, crossed arms are more about self comfort than defensive. It's like giving yourself a reassuring hug in a bad situation. (A retired FBI agent told me this.)
I got it for the given reason... Shrinks don't use scapels in their line of work.
Why would a psychiatrist need gloves? The other suspects have to wear them for their work, but not him.
For the janitor one : yes glass breaks in every direction but it doesn’t tend to break backwards
Sometimes it does, believe me, sadly enough I'm experienced
I guess I'll have to sign up now! lol
Thanks for sharing your videos
3:52 Waltuh. Howdid you end up in jail Waltuh.
Im the one who gets caught dealing meth
None of those questions was difficult at all. Which makes me think that the FBI is either very easy to get into, or the majority who apply are pretty dumb.
Or the questions displayed here are not up to the true FBI-Level..... Seems like you enter the 2nd category
@@alexd.3048 you must be a fbi agent haha
@@tylerkrug7719 I can say for certain a 5th grader could solve these easily
@@randomslayer9018 it depends if they
are REALLY stupid... but most likely yes
I agree but I assume it’s just bad questions here
Watch them and then rewatch them with family and act like your a genius
Him: Mr blue, Mr red, and Mr white
Me: WALTER WHITE!
1:30 i am not a specialist in this area but i guess the psychiatris dont handle a scalpel normally
Yes
I found 2 flaws with these, question 5 relies on info we where not given. Unless you live in Minnesota its not likely you would know about that law so exspecting us to solve that isnt right. An the one about the maids has a flaw too as any woman can tell you nail polish stains are very obvious even red nail polish stains could never be mistaken for blood stains. That dosen't make the question unfair its just a dumb excuse since anyone standing there could tell with anything more then a cursory glance that it was nail polish
Well in defense of BA: MN isn't the only state that still has blue laws regarding car sales (PA does for certain). Next, I'm not a woman, but I would think that blood stains seep into fabric more, spreading outward and lightening in color, than nail polish does...I could be wrong on that too lol!
I know
The guy on the right has white wine, not red wine.
If blood dries it is at a brown to blackish color .. if you have a scab pull it till you bleed but don't wipe the blood off let it dry on you and watch the color change with the contents in the air ... Nail polish red will dry red and have a sheen to it even at a glance anyone can tell the difference if logic is used
I live in Minnesota and a didn’t know about that law until today 😂
Opening up with the fbi is the best line ever
Be amazed: you think you got what it takes
Me: no I'm a dumba-
2:51 the janitor is lying he has a window glass stuck to his uniform and he is bleeding
8:20 I knew it was the third girl, but I knew because her expression was different from the others. Her eyebrows were down as if she was calm, the red blush on her cheeks showed she had makeup on, her lips had lipstick on them and her blue short hair was only the icing, it seemed like she has just put on the makeup and gotten her hair dyed and cut, if she was a victim all her makeup would deteriorate and her hair would grow along with her roots showing. I kinda wish you went into detail.
Also, her wrists were tied loosely enough that she could easily slip out.
@@andrewschort724 that’s a good point. I wonder what else we missed.
With the one with the kidnapped women, I guessed that it was the blue haired woman because her hair was neat and short while the other two had long, messy hair, indicating that they hadn’t been able to cut or even brush their hair in a while. I didn’t think about hair dye at all because obviously blue hair is natural lol
These were so easy except the last one cuz I was thinking and did not try to find any clues in the car
The business man stabbed the doctor lady in the back while she was sitting
I figured it was kinda strange to a business with a sharp object in his desk
@@victorpaulod.escaro4206 yes
Question 5; Ha,it was the day! In Minessoda,you can't buy cars on Sunday!
Me,a european: HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT
Fbi in Us only.. u become something else.. a batman maybe.
I'm indonesian, i just thought most stores would be closed on sundays
I didn't even need 10 second too figure it out u now your boy has 200iQ😂
8:11 I thought it was the blue hair because of her facial expression, not because of her hair😂😂😂
Almost certainly no one of us are gonna be a FBI agent, but we still watch the video😄
I got in a minute ago..
i will :
You sure because I got 9 right Only 2 wrong I believe that's good enough to get in "MAYBE"
Q5: how am I supposed to know Minnesota state laws when I live in Oregon?
It's the FBI they dont just let anyone become one
Your think that one's tough for you, I'm not even in the USA, let alone the right state 😂
The last question was hard. There were actually two options; the one given, and that the killer caught her as she was rolling up her window.
Those were all very easy. If that truly is a knock off of the actual test I aced it, & honestly did not even half to try. They were all very simple, & straight forward as far as to whom the killers were, & the cause of death.
I think the one about the car was kind of a local question and not something we could have answered without more information
Yes same here
Yeah I don’t live in Minnesota
I mean.... i figured it out.... and no, i don't live in Minnesota.
@Kayu B. I don't live in Minnesota so I would not know that rule and I'm pretty sure that Wisconsin does not have that rule
Then there is me from Germany, who went. "Oh right, American stores are open on sunday"
After he started explaining.
I also believe that to be able to join the FBI you need to now at least the basics of each state law
The puns are just amazing, hilarious and perfectly phrased 😂
Indeed
When I was in my senior year at law school I applied to the FBI to be an agent. Hoover was still the director, and the test answers weren't important. Your background was all important. My mother's brother was in San Quinten for burgerly and my father's step father was on the loose from escaping from a prison in Texas. I was not even given an interview. No way would Hoover have an agent with those skeletons in his closet. At least they told me why I wasn't going to get hired.
I actually got all of them, except for 1. Guess I should apply! Haha
Wait that first one was a trick question because the the scalpel you show that was used to kill the lady with the same exact scalpel is the surgeon.
The psychiatrist had a scalpel but it didn't match the scalpel that was sad by the lady so if you are real FBI agent you want to look the matching scalpel not just one that looks similar because if they were stabbed by one scalp on the psychiatrist has a different one then it doesn't match.
So based on all the evidence I went with the surgeon because he had the same exact scalpel as what was used to stab her where all the other people did not have the same scalpel.
So FBI agents learn that the simplest, most obvious solution is always the right one?
It’s more about looking for the small details.
@@jordan_cagle yes, and the last questions seems off, there should be a burnmarks at her chest when the gunman clearly shoot her at that range but there isnt any
I guess some ppl need to learn common sense in that case
Makes sense, considering the injustice in the current system.
You got it
uhh the suitcase man could have pulled an ancient ninja technique by walking in the same footprints
Me: MOM SOME GUY ON A UA-cam VIDEO SAID I WAS GOING TO BE IN THE CIA
Also me: gets them all right
I like that they have a different voice every time
What do you mean?
Cant lie bout that
They're different people....
@@SocietiesSlave depending on what type of videos they are making there will be different voices
@@raaaaahahaha the main guy is never there anymor3
Number 2: you’ve obviously never worked clearing up large qualities of broken glass. You can get covered in the stuff if you’re not extremely careful. Trust me, I worked in a soft drink factory for twenty years and have the scars to prove it.
Not to mention I know a lot about broken glass (we used the have to gather up all pieces of a bottle that blew up in the filler to see if there was a faulty batch of bottles), and you can examine the glass to see where the break started and how it exploded. I know that with windows they can analyse the flat pane to see whether it broke from inside or outside.
I said the window as well
Me to and I’m pretty sure in one of their other mysteries they said the glass was not the right option because it was inside bruh
This for good TV?
The one for Mr Red Blue and White was in my homework once instead it was Black Green and White and they were wearing coloured bow ties instead lol
02:02 I thought that the type of scalpel mattered. The sergeion is the only one with the scalpul shown in the outline.
Only missed three. Guessed all the others right. Reading and watching mysteries, agents, and detectives has been a great help for this. Also writing my own books keeps my able to see or think up different scenarios that would often be missed. Happy for myself. How did I do?
Same
guessed all but bw one and last one
Me too 😂
yeah i dont think anything u did like writing stuff and reading about agents and stuff did anything about helping u figure out the questions
I got four questions wrong
Here’s a story about karma. We were at a water park and the card had no money but we had just bought drinks. Then we started to lose money for no reason. I made the connection to one of my dads customer’s and his name was Paul. We had just paid him for helping us and got glimpses of my dads card. And cause of that he was arrested because I have a good memory.
I think it is options see the janitors cuts have any in the video
If questions were this simpler !!!!
If this was intended to be difficult, then the FBI should seriously consider hiring me... and raising the bar of criteria for those hired!🤨
Think twice about that
@@jkl7522 To what precautionary concern should I give a second thought to? Working for the Feds? It’d be an interesting experience, surely🙃
@@jkl7522 And why aren’t there any Candy Skulls with Monarch butterflies incorporated into their art?🤔
honestly i think this video is for entertainment purpose only. nothing barely serious.
Yeah, I would consider a job there myself, but I have glasses
3:45 was kinda difficult because the answer was laughably easy
Just watching this video and I missed 2, same as right but getting to the right a different way. Plus I wouldn't be any good with the eyes. Neither are 20/20😂!
edgar hoover's resigned after seeing me solving this...
now i am the head
Problem with the last question. There would be GSR (gunshot residue) on the victim if she was shot from the way you say. Instead the murderer staged the crime scene adding blood. There is no way the murder happened the way you say it happened and there not being GSR on the windshield or on the victim.
Well, they never mentioned GSR in the video, and depending on if the wind was blowing from the front of the car, there may not have been any on the windshield - her side window may be a better probability.
@@MAGA_Patriot2024 They specifically said there were no powder marks on her body at 14:22. Powder marks would be the GSR here, and the reasoning for ruling out a passenger killing her from inside the vehicle and leaving. Because of that I immediately looked to see if her hand was on a button to roll up the window, which would accomplish the same thing that the convertible converting would but without leaving powder burns from a close range shot like the animation at the end shows.
Realistically though, it'd be easier to tell if it was a convertible if you were on the scene anyways, and questions like these don't translate very well to this sort of flat color art style.
15:06 you said that there was no powder in the car and what you show us is a man shooting her with the gun in the car. I would have believed it if it was a further distance but this is ridiculous.
8:49 I myself have blue hair streaks and six months with them they would start to discolor and turn teal, so I easily figured out it was her.
From the thumbnail I can tell this is gonna be easier than Seek's chases.
Haha
14:01 new movie sequel “The Man in The Wheelchair”
The way the shot was pitchired has to mean that since it was close up there should have been some sort of dust
I got all but 1 right the distance question stumped me
Mr. White, we have to go cook now