Sen. Dianne Feinstein said the assassinations forged her decades-long efforts on behalf of gun control in the U.S. Senate.
Dianne Feinstein was settling into her office at San Francisco City Hall after a two-week vacation in the Himalayas.She described the scene to the“I went down the hall. I opened the wrong door. I opened [Milk’s] door. I found Harvey on his stomach. I tried to get a pulse and put my finger through a bullet hole. He was clearly dead... I remember it, actually, as if it was yesterday. And it was one of the hardest moments, if not the hardest moment, of my life. It was a devastating moment.
White used a controversial diminished-capacity defense — claiming his addiction to junk food affected his judgment — and he was convicted of manslaughter. He killed himself in 1985.
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