What about Nd3 to e5
Impossible Puzzle (Part III)
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1) B7f8, threating either B5f6 mate, or R7h7 mate.
Simple. Either way, black is mated in 2 or 3 moves? Do I win the Boobie Prize?
(edit): Nope, 1)...Be7 stops that idea. 
finally
What is wrong about 1.Ne4!!
Very tricky solution in post #87. Nice.
I sure hope that's "The Solution," finally.
1.Rc5? is refuted by 1...Be7, right?
If the problem requires white to execute mate without the required number of moves then I think there is no problem at all. One solution is to clear the board of so many figures leaving only enough pieces to clearly execute mate in many different ways.
i gave a 1. ...Be7 solution as well it fails to Ne8+ Bf6 Bxf6#
edit: no Kg7 stops it
ok ultra awsome mate:
2.Qd8-Kg7!
damn
and ı must say ,this puzzle solved by me, check my older message please.
How about 1) R on b3 to anywhere, 2) Qb3, and 3) the Q on b3 will deliver mate next move on f7 or g8?
Maybe this is just another wild guess? We need the OP to ajudicate.
(edit): Nope, that fails, the King goes to h6, and white only mates in 4.
I give up.
bays you're solution is Ne4 Bg7 Bd5 right? it fails to Bxf3+
not only one message, there are many message , ı wrote all ways. check older post mate
no way mate in 3 is possible
yes bays, once you play Ne4 and he plays Bg7 watever you do he plays Bxf3+ and mate in 3 fails anyway i deduced that mate in 3 is impossible
manikcharan wrote:
bays you're solution is Ne4 Bg7 Bd5 right? it fails to Bxf3+
@manikcharan after ur Ke2 -Bf8 and not 3 moves checkmate