If you're a fan of horror movies or spooky thrillers, then this brain teaser is for you.
With spooky season well underway, many horror fans will be cosying up to watch their favourite thriller and horror movies in the lead up to Halloween.
The brain teaser challenges you to use your powers of deduction to track down all four pieces of evidence in this busy courtroom scene. For a tougher challenge, takers are required to find all items in one minute. According to the creators, it takes even the most eagle-eyed detectives more than a minute on average to find all four pieces of evidence. Some have thrown out the case altogether, with one in five said to have given up completely.
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