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Tag Archives: Dan White verdict

White Night Riot — BLOG 47

Posted on May 21, 1979 by Bill Fox

Monday, May 21, 1979 When Dan White was arrested, I thought he was toast: a slam-dunk First Degree premeditated murder verdict. The jury came back this afternoon at 5:30 — guilty of manslaughter and the lightest sentence he could have received. That’s … Continue reading →

Posted in At work, city politics, Police action | Tagged Charles Gain, Dan White verdict, White Night Riot

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