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John and Tyrone have a fight in a bar. Tyrone returns home, climbs into bed, and...

John and Tyrone have a fight in a bar. Tyrone returns home, climbs into bed, and suffers a fatal heart attack. John, still angry from the earlier fight, climbs through a window into Tyrone’s room and shoots Tyrone twice in the head. Has John committed a murder? Attempted murder? Explain your answer.

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In this case John has committed a murder, because Tyrone having suffered a fatal heart attack might have been saved with that hearth attack because there is 1% possibility that he might have fought with the heart attack and did not die, but john shoots him in his head twice must have killed tyrone, so this is a case of committed murder and not attempt to murder.

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