Richard Roe came home early from work and found his wife in bed with another man. Roe become immediately incensed and killed both. He is probably guilty of:

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Roe's actions were likely a result of a sudden and intense provocation, which could lead to a finding of voluntary manslaughter. This is because he acted in the heat of passion, which negates the element of premeditation required for murder. Involuntary manslaughter involves unintentionally killing someone, and second-degree murder involves intentionally killing someone without premeditation, which doesn't fit the facts of this scenario.

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