Tumultuous Times in San Francisco

This chapter explores the turbulent events in San Francisco in 1978, including the rise of Harvey Milk as the first gay elected official, the defeat of the Briggs Initiative, the tragedy of Jonestown, and the shocking assassinations of Milk and the city's mayor. It delves into the aftermath of these tragedies, the fear and uncertainty that gripped the city, and how Robert Opal became involved in investigating the death of Milk. Furthermore, it introduces Camilo Grady, a punk rocker and artist with connections to famous figures, who played a significant role in Opal's life during this period.