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ALICE IN PUZZLE-LAND<br />

(because in Case 1C all three lied), but he could not possibly tell<br />

whether A or B was guilty (because in Case 1A there is at least one<br />

true and at least one false statement, and likewise with Case 1B).<br />

Therefore, the Jabberwocky was not told this (because he did know<br />

who was guilty). What about Case 2—A claimed to be innocent, B<br />

claimed to be innocent, and C claimed A was guilty? Again the<br />

Jabberwocky could not have known (both 2A and 2B would be<br />

possible). Now Case 3 is a different story: The only possibility under<br />

this case in which there is at least one lie and at least one truth is 3C;<br />

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