Dave Oren Ward

Early life and career Ward was born in Washington, D.C. and later attended college to become a lawyer yet never finished his studies. While living in Florida in 1994 Ward found work as a bartender. After reaching the finals in a modeling competition, Ward took a seminar on acting, starred in a mattress commercial and then in 1995 moved to Los Angeles. for the role. the skinhead gang leader just released from prison, film critic Roger Ebert awarded Pariah three out of four stars.

Death Ward died in a road rage altercation on the morning of Friday April 2, 1999 in Hollywood, California. Ward was out drinking with two friends, Justin Bowman and Daniel Eppard, at Chateau Marmont and ended up getting in a fight with actor Nathaniel "Nate" Moore best known for the Christina Ricci film Desert Blue. Moore stabbed Ward repeatedly with a martial arts blade and Ward died from his injuries after Eppard and Bowman drove him to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

After the trial was delayed for three years while Moore switched lawyers, Moore was eventually sentenced to twelve years for manslaughter in 2002.