Calif. man to be sentenced to life in jail for murder, hate crime in death of gay college student
A California man who was convicted of first-degree murder and a hate crime for stabbing a homosexual college student is expected to be sentenced to life in prison on Friday. Samuel Woodward, 27, killed Blaze Bernstein, a University of Pennsylvania student, almost seven years ago.
A 27-year-old man faces life in prison without the possibility of parole on Friday for the hate-crime killing of a gay former ...
When Samuel Woodward took the stand, the questioning was focused on his relationship with his parents and older brother, Clay. He also disclosed that he had been diagnosed with an autism spectrum ...
The sentencing of Samuel Woodward, convicted of killing former classmate Blaze Bernstein and burying his body at the edge ...
The sentencing of Samuel Woodward, convicted of killing former classmate Blaze Bernstein and burying his body at the edge of a Lake Forest park, was rescheduled on Tuesday, Oct. 22, for mid ...
The sentencing of Samuel Woodward, convicted of killing former classmate Blaze Bernstein and burying his body at the edge of a Lake Forest park, was rescheduled on Tuesday, Oct. 22, for mid ...
Samuel Woodward, 21, has pleaded not guilty to killing his former high school classmate in January. Last month, a hate crime charge was added alleging that Woodward targeted Bernstein because he ...
LOS ANGELES — The sentencing of Samuel Woodward, convicted of killing former classmate Blaze Bernstein and burying his body at the edge of a Lake Forest park, was rescheduled on Tuesday for mid ...
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