Jones wanted to kill Adams because he believed Adams was having an affair with Jones's wife. Early one morning, armed with a pistol, he crouched behind some bushes on a park hillside overlooking a path upon which Adams frequently jogged. On this morning, however, Jones saw Adams jogging on another path about a half mile away. Nonetheless, Jones fired five shots at Adams. None of the five shots came anywhere close to Adams as he was well out of the range of the pistol Jones was using. Jones is 
guilty of attempted murder, if he was not aware of the limited range of his pistol.  guilty of attempted murder, if a reasonable person would not have been aware of the limited range of his pistol.  not guilty of attempted murder, or any lesser included offense, because, under the circumstances, it was impossible for him to have killed Adams.  not guilty of attempted murder, but guilty of assault. 