1. Luciano is a first year student who lives with his cousin, Garnett and Garnett's mother, in a home that has been burgled multiple times in the past month. Luciano applied for a firearm license so that he can protect himself and his family. While Luciano is studying for his final exam, Garnett bring home a gun and tells Luciano that they must learn how to fire it. Luciano examines the gun and is practicing how to hold it when the gun accidentally misfires. The bullet hits a propane gas cylinder setting the house on fire. Luciano and Garnett manage to escape the house safely only to discover that Luciano's aunt is still trapped inside. Garnett rushes back into the house to save his mother but it is too late and both Garnett and his mother perish in the fire. Luciano later tells the police that he never intended to harm anyone, he was just tired of all the burglaries. The Director of Public Prosecutions concedes that Luciano should not be charged with murder but says that she must charge him for the death of Garnett and his mother. You are junior Crown Counsel in the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. Advise the Director of Public Prosecutions as to Luciano's criminal liability for the death of Garnett and Garnett's mother