Q: My victim is in a locked room with one small window in an
abandoned warehouse and is being slowly killed by carbon
monoxide fumes from little cartridges that are timed to activate
at certain intervals. There is also a booby trapped bomb in a
briefcase in the same room, which will be detonated when the
levels of carbon monoxide are high enough. How long would it
take the victim to fall unconscious? Is it possible to ignite a
bombs fuse with this gas? If it is possible, and the victim is
rescued before the bomb detonates would they be able to recover
completely from carbon monoxide poisoning and how long does
recovery take? A: First of all, carbon monoxide will not explode
nor does it readily burn so using it as a fuse or as an
explosive material isn’t a possibility. You could have a carbon
monoxide detector on the bomb that would ignite when a certain
level was reached so in this regard it could be viewed as a fuse
of sorts. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is stealthy, treacherous, and
deadly. It’s also common. You’ve