A California man has been convicted of first-degree murder for the 2018 killing of a gay University of Pennsylvania student, Blaze Bernstein, in what has been deemed a hate crime. Samuel Woodward, 26, faced a monthslong trial that raised questions about his motives and personal challenges. Woodward, a member of a violent, anti-gay, antisemitic group, had met Bernstein via a dating app and stabbed him multiple times, leading to his death. The case took years to go to trial due to questions about Woodward's mental state and changes in defense attorneys. Bernstein's family and authorities conducted an extensive search after his disappearance, eventually finding his body in a shallow grave. Evid
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