QUESTION 9 Suppose Mary is very tired of her husband Stan, so much so that she hires a third-party via an oral contract, that for a fee, will make Stan disappear. Assuming that said third-party is not a magician, Stan is now missing never to be found. Mary refuses to pay the third-party because she now believes having her husband killed was not a good idea. The third-party inexplicably sues Mary for breach of contract. What is Mary's best defense, before she goes to jail. The contract is valid. O The contract is unenforceable, because it wasn't in writing. The contract is void. O The contract is voidable, and she is entitled to rescind the contract