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In , White was elected as a Democrat to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors from District 8, which included several neighborhoods near the southeastern limits of San Francisco.

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At that time, supervisors were elected by district and not " at-large ", as they had been before and then were again in the s and s. He had strong support from the police and firefighter unions.

His district was described by The New York Times as "a largely white, middle-class section that is hostile to the growing homosexual community of San Francisco. Despite their personal differences, White and Supervisor Harvey Milk had several areas of political agreement and initially worked well together.

The Catholic Church in April proposed a facility for juvenile offenders who had committed murder, arson, rape, and other crimes, to be operated by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd , in White's district.

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White was strongly opposed, while Milk supported the facility, and their difference of opinion led to a conflict between the two. After a disagreement over a proposed drug rehabilitation center in the Mission District, White frequently clashed with Milk, as well as other members of the board. White had opened a baked-potato stand at Pier 39 , which failed to become profitable.

Moscone initially agreed to White's request, but later refused the appointment at the urging of Milk and others. By entering the building through the window, White managed to avoid the recently installed metal detectors. After entering Moscone's office, White pleaded to be reinstated as supervisor, but Moscone refused.

White then killed Moscone by shooting him in the shoulder and chest, and twice in the head. He then walked to the other side of City Hall to Milk's office, reloaded the gun, and fatally shot Milk five times, the final two shots fired with the gun's barrel touching Milk's skull, according to the medical examiner. While being interviewed by investigators, White recorded a tearful confession, stating, "I just shot him. At the trial, White's defense team argued that his mental state at the time of the killings was one of diminished capacity due to depression.

They argued, therefore, he was not capable of premeditating the killings, and thus was not legally guilty of first-degree murder. Forensic psychiatrist Martin Blinder testified that White was suffering from depression and pointed to several behavioral symptoms of that depression, including the fact that White had gone from being highly health-conscious to consuming sugary foods and drinks. When the prosecution played a recording of White's confession, several jurors wept as they listened to what was described as "a man pushed beyond his endurance".

Many people familiar with City Hall claimed that it was common to enter through the window to save time. A police officer friend of White claimed to reporters that several officials carried weapons at this time and speculated that White carried the extra ammunition as a habit that police officers had. The jury found White guilty of voluntary manslaughter rather than first-degree murder.

Outrage within San Francisco's gay community over the resulting seven-year sentence sparked the city's White Night riots ; general disdain for the outcome of the court case led to the elimination of California's " diminished capacity " law. White served five years of his seven-year sentence at Soledad State Prison and was paroled on January 7, Fearing White might be murdered in retaliation for his crimes, California State Corrections Officials secretly transported him to Los Angeles, where he served a year's parole. At the expiration of that year, White sought to return to San Francisco; Mayor Dianne Feinstein issued a public announcement of her plans, and a statement formally asking White not to return.

White did move back to San Francisco and attempted to rebuild his life with his wife and children, but his marriage soon ended. On October 21, , less than two years after his release from prison, White committed suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage. White's body was discovered by his brother, Thomas, shortly before 2: White was buried at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno, California , with a traditional government-furnished headstone issued for war veterans.

He was survived by his two sons, an infant daughter, and his widow. In , Frank Falzon, the homicide inspector with the San Francisco police to whom White had turned himself in after the killings, said that he met with White in , and that at this meeting White had confessed that he had intended to kill not only Moscone and Milk, but another supervisor, Carol Ruth Silver , as well as then-member of the California State Assembly and future San Francisco Mayor, Willie Brown.

Falzon quoted White as having said, "I was on a mission. I wanted four of them. Carol Ruth Silver, she was the biggest snake I found out it was a premeditated murder. The story of the assassinations is told in the Academy Award -winning documentary film The Times of Harvey Milk , which came out a year before White committed suicide. White was portrayed by Josh Brolin in the film Milk.

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