Answer:
Hyperbole is wrong so sorry for my first answer, its personifacation.
Answer:
A red herring is a misleading clue
Explanation:
An example of a red herring in a dective story could be a person who doesn't have an alibi (or refuses to say where they were during the time of the crime) - it leads the audience (and detective) to believe they are guilty, when in fact they weren't.
