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Daniel was reported as being more on edge during this hearing. Approximately ten fans/trolls were present in the gallery, including a few CU fraternity members dressed in suits. Observers claimed that Daniel did the angry tongue as he took his seat. It was also reported that Chad Oxman was confused about the number of people in the gallery. Daniel joked about his fame and referenced his music on iHeartRadio. His attorney, Jeffrey Feiler, appeared to be annoyed. The two attempted to help Daniel remain calm and comfortable, and he appeared to lighten the mood, making a remark about "Diet Coke served for lunch," and added that he asked a guard whether it contained cocaine, which was followed by a laugh. Daniel was described as having a slightly grown-out buzz cut and long fingernails, and was noted to have gained a considerable amount of weight. | Daniel was reported as being more on edge during this hearing. Approximately ten fans/trolls were present in the gallery, including a few CU fraternity members dressed in suits. Observers claimed that Daniel did the angry tongue as he took his seat. It was also reported that Chad Oxman was confused about the number of people in the gallery. Daniel joked about his fame and referenced his music on iHeartRadio. His attorney, Jeffrey Feiler, appeared to be annoyed. The two attempted to help Daniel remain calm and comfortable, and he appeared to lighten the mood, making a remark about "Diet Coke served for lunch," and added that he asked a guard whether it contained cocaine, which was followed by a laugh. Daniel was described as having a slightly grown-out buzz cut and long fingernails, and was noted to have gained a considerable amount of weight. | ||
=== Sentencing === | === Sentencing and Release === | ||
On July 8, 2026, two court documents were filed in anticipation for Daniel's sentencing on July 21, 2026. Both documents were submitted by United States attorney Jasand Mock. The first document formally requested the dismissal of six charges that had already been dropped months earlier. <ref>https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68494815/141/united-states-v-larson/</ref> The other document recommended Judge Rodriguez to reduce Daniel's sentence as he had taken accountability and pled guilty to the remaining charge. <ref>https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68494815/140/united-states-v-larson/</ref> | On July 8, 2026, two court documents were filed in anticipation for Daniel's sentencing on July 21, 2026. Both documents were submitted by United States attorney Jasand Mock. The first document formally requested the dismissal of six charges that had already been dropped months earlier. <ref>https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68494815/141/united-states-v-larson/</ref> The other document recommended Judge Rodriguez to reduce Daniel's sentence as he had taken accountability and pled guilty to the remaining charge. <ref>https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68494815/140/united-states-v-larson/</ref> | ||