Ah, Hmm.
Da vinci.
Wait, not English. ><

Dr. Frankenstein!

Riddles make my brain hurt. u.u;

I'm Googling, I admit fully. XD But not by putting the clue into the database, but to confirm ideas I have. So far, the ideas I have don't involve bare hands. Waah.

There are only two serial killers I know from the 16th century but I don't know who the victims are... and one has 5 famous and not two. So... here's my best guess. >> << >>

Murderer: Countess Elizabeth Báthory

Okay, i'm going to start giving clues every five minutes. I know you guys don't have all day for my foolishness.

A well known man has plotted the deaths of well over a hundred people, many of who were royalty. Some survived, but many did not. The man is famous the world over for what he’s done… yet he’s never been tried by a court of law.

Who are the man’s two most famous victims and what is the man’s name?

CLUE 1: The man kills his victims with his bare hands.
CLUE 2: The man is English and lived in the 16th century.
CLUE 3: The two victims are young and their deaths are seen as a great tragedy.

She's not English, though. XD;

Oh -

Richard the third and his nephews, Edward and Richard?

And she's not a man. :lol:

Bah, you and your brain teasers!

there be my flaws. xD <3

The other one no one even knows the gender. xDD

*is now just curious to know xD*

CLUE 4

A well known man has plotted the deaths of well over a hundred people, many of who were royalty. Some survived, but many did not. The man is famous the world over for what he’s done… yet he’s never been tried by a court of law.

Who are the man’s two most famous victims and what is the man’s name?

CLUE 1: The man kills his victims with his bare hands.
CLUE 2: The man is English and lived in the 16th century.
CLUE 3: The two victims are young and their deaths are seen as a great tragedy.
CLUE 4: The two victims are star-crossed lovers.

Murderer: Shakespeare
Victims: Romeo and Juliet
?

OH god.

Shakespeare; Romeo & Juliet

Shakespear, Romeo and Juliet.

I hate you Howdy. D:
For what ever reason, I don't consider authors to be murders.

Damn. I was on the right track with Macbeth! :B

Looks like Seito got it. :lol:

Seito got it! ;D

Knerd: 1
Seito: 1

@Ithir ~ You have to admit... he did plot many deaths. :P

xDD I don't deserved it.

*Hates Shakespeare with passion*

@ithir me too me too. xD authors are not murderers!

Yes, but if that's the case, then I've killed Elmo, Grover, and a Tireseas like figure in the past week.
Poor Elmo. : (

MYSTERY THREE

Bob and Ursula are having a conversation while Bob is trying to concentrate on driving their two-seater sports car down a wandering mountainous road. Bob has a seat belt on, but Ursula does not. Suddenly, a truck swerves and hits their car head on. Their car is totaled, with equal damage on both the driver and passenger side. Bob has two broken legs and a broken pelvis. Ursula doesn’t have a scratch on her body. Ursula calls the police right away, but can’t tell them where the accident happened.

Why isn’t Ursula injured and why doesn’t she know where the accident occurred?

elmo had it coming, what with all his annoying giggling and what not. >.<

Ursla is on the cellphone talking to Bob?

Bob was talking to Ursula on a cell phone?

Bob was on his cell phone, Ursula was else where.
In an underwater sea cave, perhaps.

Melody~ xD He was killed by Prez. Bush.

Because Ursula is on the phone with bob

[edit] haha too late. <3 but yay we all had the same answer. xD

Ha, it's a quick draw!

If we were in the wild west, I'd be dead by now.