After a long day at work a husband returned home to find his wife lying on the floor, most of her clothing missing, her underwear ripped, and her face scratched. When the husband asked her what happened, she told him that their neighbor had raped her. The husband shouted that he'll kill the neighbor, grabbed a revolver he kept in a drawer next to the bed, and ran next door to the neighbor's house. When he discovered that no one was at home at the neighbor's house, he returned to his own home in time to see his wife's male friend sneaking out the back door. Remembering that he had heard noises as if someone was hurriedly dressing as he had entered his own home a few seconds before finding his injured wife on the floor of the kitchen, the husband realized that his wife had not been raped but had been having an affair with her friend. Enraged, the husband suddenly pointed the revolver at the friend and pulled the trigger, killing him. At that moment, the mailman who was walking by delivering the mail, yelled to the husband to stop. The husband then spun around and shot the mailman, killing him. The husband was prosecuted for the homicide of the mailman. Assuming that the jury found that the husband was reasonably and subjectively provoked by the thought of the friend and the wife having an affair, the husband should be found guilty of what crime, if any?

Group of answer choices

No crime.

Involuntary manslaughter

Voluntary manslaughter.

Murder