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In an interview conducted on July 8, 2021, Daniel elaborated on his arrest on November 6th, 2017. | In an interview conducted on July 8, 2021, Daniel elaborated on his arrest on November 6th, 2017. | ||
Daniel claims that his time with his [[Elisabeth Shimer|par]][[Travis Larson|ents]] was a "traumatizing experience", | Daniel claims that his time with his [[Elisabeth Shimer|par]][[Travis Larson|ents]] was a "traumatizing experience", alleging physical abuse in the form being hit with belts "for 15 years." Daniel also claims his father made him smoke cigars as a child. These claims are most likely not true, given Travis and Elisabeth's splitting in 2010 due to his father wanting absolutely nothing to do with Daniel, his mothers disability making it difficult for her to care for Daniel, and Daniel being taken away by the state of Colorado before he could even turn 15. | ||
Daniel used his anger from these tenuous claims of abuse as a justification for pushing his mother, which happened after a situation which was supposedly aggravated by Daniel's (keep in mind, wheelchair-bound) mother cornering him. After this, the authorities ended up being called, and 3rd degree assault charges were promptly pressed on Daniel. However, it's called into question if the only thing Daniel did was shove Elisabeth, as his charges say otherwise. According to his criminal record<ref>[[:File:DanielCriminalRecord2017.png|File:DanielCriminalRecord2017.png]]</ref> along claims from Elisabeth,<ref>[[:File:ElisabethShimerPapaGut(1).png|File:ElisabethShimerPapaGut(1).png]]</ref> Daniel did not only shove her, but also struck his wheelchair-bound mother. | |||
3rd degree assault is defined as, '''''"when someone inflicts physical injury – a bodily impairment or substantial pain – on another person. The injury can be intentionally inflicted, but it can also result from recklessness or criminal negligence."'''''<ref>[https://crimlawny.com/assault/assault-in-the-third-degree/#:~:text=Assault%20in%20the%20third%20degree%20is%20the%20lowest%20tier%20of,from%20recklessness%20or%20criminal%20negligence. https://crimlawny.com/assault/assault-in-the-third-degree/#:~:text=Assault%20in%20the%20third%20degree%20is%20the%20lowest%20tier%20of,from%20recklessness%20or%20criminal%20negligence.]</ref> meaning that if the authorities were called, it means that Elisabeth had endured so much physical abuse from Daniel that she had injuries, justifying his sentencing. Despite this, Daniel adamantly claimed that his mother "she deserved that one thing, for what she did." | 3rd degree assault is defined as, '''''"when someone inflicts physical injury – a bodily impairment or substantial pain – on another person. The injury can be intentionally inflicted, but it can also result from recklessness or criminal negligence."'''''<ref>[https://crimlawny.com/assault/assault-in-the-third-degree/#:~:text=Assault%20in%20the%20third%20degree%20is%20the%20lowest%20tier%20of,from%20recklessness%20or%20criminal%20negligence. https://crimlawny.com/assault/assault-in-the-third-degree/#:~:text=Assault%20in%20the%20third%20degree%20is%20the%20lowest%20tier%20of,from%20recklessness%20or%20criminal%20negligence.]</ref> meaning that if the authorities were called, it means that Elisabeth had endured so much physical abuse from Daniel that she had injuries, justifying his sentencing. Despite this, Daniel adamantly claimed that his mother "she deserved that one thing, for what she did." | ||