Brian Daniel

There is nothing stranger than a mystery and nothing more mysterious than a stranger. So why don’t we take the time to solve this mystery together and build a friendship.
I was born in south America, my parents were missionaries and we lived in the jungle on the amazon river till I was six. We moved to southern California and I lived there till I was eighteen and then I moved to Oregon outside of Portland. At 25 I got my life sentence. I spent ten years in the Oregon Prison System before being transferred to Virginia where I spent 11 years. From there I was sent to Iowa where I’m at now. I have a variety of interests from reading mostly non-fiction and fantasy, to drawing, painting, tattooing, getting them and doing them. I exercise and run regularly. I listen to mostly harder music. Death metal, black metal, industrial, punk rock. My favorite bands are Deicide, Brutal Attack, and Social Distortion.
I’m looking for friends to write, email, maybe talk to on the phone and one day video or regular visits. We can talk about anything and everything. I’m a good listener so whatever you want to talk about let me know. I’m awaiting to hear from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2000
• Sentence Received: 30 years to life
• Earliest Release: N/A

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