Booker never intended to kill anybody. He and Foster were fighting to gain control of the gun. The actual bullet wound wasn't even life-threatening. The CO ultimately died of a secondary infection.
Irrelevant.
Legally, yes, but morally, ethically ... shouldn't we at least consider Man 1?
We can't reward Booker because he tried to escape, regardless of his innocence. He should have waited for the process to play itself out.
I get it, but...
But what?
The system failed him, over and over again. So why on Earth should we punish him for not believing in something that he had no credible basis to believe in?
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