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   From: bad.decisions@jerrybrown.com   
      
   LAKE FOREST, Calif. (AP) — The friend of a 19-year-old   
   University of Pennsylvania student who was found dead in a   
   Southern California park appeared nervous while speaking with   
   authorities and had scratched up hands and dirt under his   
   fingernails, a sheriff's investigator said.   
      
   The investigator made the observations in a search warrant   
   affidavit related to the death of Blaze Bernstein, the Orange   
   County Register reported Thursday. Authorities said they were   
   investigating his death as a homicide but would not say how he   
   died. No arrests have been made or suspects named.   
      
   The friend said he went with Bernstein to a neighborhood park in   
   the city of Lake Forest on Jan. 2 to meet up with another friend   
   but stayed in the car, the Orange County sheriff's investigator   
   wrote in the document. He said he left about an hour later when   
   Bernstein did not return to the vehicle or respond on social   
   media.   
      
   That was the last time Bernstein was reported to have been seen,   
   authorities said. His body was found Tuesday in brush   
   surrounding the park after days of searching by rescue teams,   
   with assistance from drone pilots.   
      
   Bernstein's death has rocked the tight-knit community 50 miles   
   (80 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles. Several hundred   
   community members held a candlelight vigil Wednesday evening to   
   remember the college sophomore, who had been home visiting his   
   family on winter break.   
      
   In the affidavit, the investigator wrote that the friend said   
   the scratches on his hands and dirty nails were from a "fight   
   club" he was involved in.   
      
   The friend couldn't remember the last name of the girlfriend he   
   said he went to see later that night and avoided touching doors   
   at the sheriff's offices following an interview, the   
   investigator wrote.   
      
   "On their way out of sheriff's headquarters, (investigators)   
   noticed every door (the friend) had to touch on the way out of   
   the building he pulled his jacket over his hand to prevent his   
   hand and fingers from touching any part of the doors he   
   touched," the newspaper quoted the affidavit as saying.   
      
   A spokeswoman for Orange County Superior Court said the document   
   obtained by the newspaper was later placed under seal.   
      
   http://www.sfgate.com/news/education/article/Document-Victim-s-   
   friend-seemed-nervous-had-12491168.php   
              
      
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