No evidence to suggest anti-Semitic hate in stabbing slay of ‘beloved’ synagogue leader Samantha Woll, Detroit PD says, as community reeling
The Jewish community in Detroit was reeling Sunday after the fatal stabbing of local synagogue leader Samantha Woll, who was described at her funeral as a kind, selfless woman devoted to her family and her faith – with one person calling her “most beloved person in Detroit.”
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