MR MADASA
I have argued this matter.  Once more I say it's on the basis of foreseeability, foreseeability that would be the basis, the foreseeability, even though the motive initially was - this is what happened when, for example, robbers go to a bank with a view to rob, only to rob, but you see they realise that there's a possibility, they foresee a possibility of resistance, and then they arm themselves, and then sometimes they kill and they are found guilty of killing, not because the motive was to kill, the motive was money, but part and parcel of that, in law, on the basis of public interest, so to speak, it has to be construed that murder was foreseen.