Two gang members orchestrated a plan to scare a local priest who was organizing after-school programs to keep kids off the street. They planned to go into the priest's office with a gun, threaten him, and steal any money in the church offices. One gang member went into the office with the gun while the other stood outside as a lookout. When the priest approached the gang member with the gun in an attempt to reason with him, the gang member panicked and shot the priest, who died instantly. The prosecution charged both gang members with conspiracy and murder, but offered a deal to each in exchange for his testimony against the other. The shooter accepted the deal, while the defendant, who was the lookout, decided to proceed to trial. Is the defendant likely to be convicted of murder