Brian Daniel

Thanks for taking the time to stop and read this, and taking an interest in me over all the other people you have to choose from. I’m honored to have your attention. Now that you have taken the first step of this journey, let’s continue down the road and get to know one another a little.
I’ll be brief as I have limited space, but hopefully, I’ll catch your attention enough to get you to write or email me.
I was born in Columbia, South America. “My parents were missionaries.” I lived in the jungle till I was 5, then moved to Southern California where I was raised. I moved to Oregon when I was 16 and lived there till I came to prison and got bounced from state to state.
I like a variety of music, mostly harder death metal, black metal. I draw, read, and play games on my tablet to pass the time. I like horror movies, but I do like to laugh, so comedy is good too.
I’m close with my family and have a good relationship with them. I’ve spent years in solitary confinement, and I’m looking for someone that can help take me away from this place, to be my friend and to write, email, maybe visit and talk on the phone.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2000
• Sentence Received: 30 years to life
• Earliest Release: 2064

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