Daniel Seyferth

Hi, thanks for looking at my profile.

I have been in prison for the last five years and I am hoping to connect with someone who is out in the real world, doing real world stuff; I would love to hear about it all. Sometimes, it seems like I’m just disconnected from the world and as crowded as it is, prison can be a lonely place.

I’m not sure how to go about this. I don’t feel like I’m good at talking about myself, but I’ll try. I try to stay busy and do things that will improve myself- mind, body, and spirit. I spend about two hours a day working out; that is about my favorite thing to do in here. I read often, mostly fantasy, and I play chess quite a bit.

Before I made the bad choices that landed me in prison, I was real active and I loved the outdoors, snowboarding, mountain-biking, fishing, driving sport cars, and spending time with family. I have three sisters and a brother that I am close with, but I have let them down by being in here, so I just want to be a better person for them and myself.

I hope this finds someone looking for a friend, and maybe more. Thanks for reading my profile.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 5 to 11 years
• Earliest Release: 2023

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