Connor and Sierra operated competing garages. Most of the work at Sierra's garage was performed by Vanessa, who was an excellent mechanic. One evening, Connor saw Vanessa at a bowling alley. He waited for the right moment and then deliberately dropped a bowling ball on her hand. Vanessa suffered a severe and permanent injury that will prevent her from working as a mechanic. Sierra wants to sue Connor for the unlawful means tort. To succeed in that action, Sierra must prove that

Question $16$Select one:

A$.$

Connor intended to cause Sierra to suffer economic harm, he succeeded in that respect, and he may be held liable to Vanessa.

B$.$

Connor's act was a crime.

C$.$

Connor intended to profit by stealing away Sierra's customers.

D$.$

Connor benefitted by taking away customers that Sierra no longer could serve as a result of Vanessa's injury.

E$.$

Connor knew the details of Vanessa's employment contract with Sierra.