One night when Bob was very drunk, he took one of his rifles, loaded it, and fired a bullet through his front door. Unknown to him, at the time he fired the rifle, someone was driving by the house. The bullet went through the front door, through the window of the car, and killed the driver. Bob was convicted of murder and appeals. He contends that there was insufficient evidence to support a finding of murder. The court of appeals should rule that the evidence is:
A. Sufficient to prove that the killing was intentional.
B. Sufficient to prove that the killing was done with malice aforethought.
C. Insufficient, because Bob did not know that the driver was driving by his house and therefore he could not have acted intentionally.
D. Insufficient, because at most Bob's conduct constituted gross negligence and involuntary manslaughter.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B