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|crimes = [[Murder]], racism, [[homophobia]]

|hobby = }}'''Samuel Woodward''' is an American man who [[murder]]ed 19-year old Blaze Bernstein on January 2, 2018. Bernstein was both Jewish and openly gay, and Woodward was a member of [[Atomwaffen Division]], a Neo-Nazi terrorist group, so the murder was declared to be a [[hate crime]] by authorities.

|hobby = }}'''Samuel Woodward''' is an American man who [[murder]]ed 19-year old Blaze Bernstein on January 10, 2018. Bernstein was both Jewish and openly gay, and Woodward was a member of [[Atomwaffen Division]], a Neo-Nazi terrorist group, so the murder was declared to be a [[hate crime]] by authorities.

==Biography==

Prosecutors allege that Woodward picked up Bernstein from his parent’s Lake Forest home around 11 p.m. on Jan. 2, driving him to a shopping center in Foothill Ranch and then to Borrego Park. According to an affidavit filed by detectives, Woodward told investigators that he and Bernstein met up that night to catch up, and that Bernstein kissed him on the lips while the two were sitting in a parked car. Woodward told the investigators that he pushed Bernstein away, and that Bernstein exited the car and walked alone into the park. Prosecutors allege that Woodward stabbed Bernstein to death and then buried his body in the dirt. The next day, Bernstein was declared missing by his parents.

Prosecutors allege that Woodward picked up Bernstein from his parent’s Lake Forest home around 11 p.m. on Jan. 10, driving him to a shopping center in Foothill Ranch and then to Borrego Park. According to an affidavit filed by detectives, Woodward told investigators that he and Bernstein met up that night to catch up, and that Bernstein kissed him on the lips while the two were sitting in a parked car. Woodward told the investigators that he pushed Bernstein away, and that Bernstein exited the car and walked alone into the park. Prosecutors allege that Woodward stabbed Bernstein to death and then buried his body in the dirt. The next day, Bernstein was declared missing by his parents.

Bernstein's body was found in a shallow grave in a park in Orange County, California, eight days after having been reported missing. Two days later, Woodward, one of Bernstein's former high school classmates, was arrested and charged with murdering Bernstein.

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 |goals =
 |crimes = [[Murder]], racism, [[homophobia]]
-|hobby = }}'''Samuel Woodward''' is an American man who [[murder]]ed 19-year old Blaze Bernstein on January 2, 2018. Bernstein was both Jewish and openly gay, and Woodward was a member of [[Atomwaffen Division]], a Neo-Nazi terrorist group, so the murder was declared to be a [[hate crime]] by authorities.
+|hobby = }}'''Samuel Woodward''' is an American man who [[murder]]ed 19-year old Blaze Bernstein on January 10, 2018. Bernstein was both Jewish and openly gay, and Woodward was a member of [[Atomwaffen Division]], a Neo-Nazi terrorist group, so the murder was declared to be a [[hate crime]] by authorities.
 ==Biography==
-Prosecutors allege that Woodward picked up Bernstein from his parent’s Lake Forest home around 11 p.m. on Jan. 2, driving him to a shopping center in Foothill Ranch and then to Borrego Park. According to an affidavit filed by detectives, Woodward told investigators that he and Bernstein met up that night to catch up, and that Bernstein kissed him on the lips while the two were sitting in a parked car. Woodward told the investigators that he pushed Bernstein away, and that Bernstein exited the car and walked alone into the park. Prosecutors allege that Woodward stabbed Bernstein to death and then buried his body in the dirt. The next day, Bernstein was declared missing by his parents.
+Prosecutors allege that Woodward picked up Bernstein from his parent’s Lake Forest home around 11 p.m. on Jan. 10, driving him to a shopping center in Foothill Ranch and then to Borrego Park. According to an affidavit filed by detectives, Woodward told investigators that he and Bernstein met up that night to catch up, and that Bernstein kissed him on the lips while the two were sitting in a parked car. Woodward told the investigators that he pushed Bernstein away, and that Bernstein exited the car and walked alone into the park. Prosecutors allege that Woodward stabbed Bernstein to death and then buried his body in the dirt. The next day, Bernstein was declared missing by his parents.
 Bernstein's body was found in a shallow grave in a park in Orange County, California, eight days after having been reported missing. Two days later, Woodward, one of Bernstein's former high school classmates, was arrested and charged with murdering Bernstein.