Case Managers

For the trolls who claim to be Daniel's business managers, see Management.

A case manager is an occupation that coordinates services on behalf of an individual in different settings such as health care, nursing, rehabilitation, social work, disability insurance, employment, and law.

Not to be confused with the trolls who pretend to manage Daniel's music career and his other affairs, Daniel Larson has had many case managers throughout the years. He has hired and fired them due to minor inconveniences, and despite being constantly disrespectful to them, has alleged abuse at the hands of his case managers.

Because of this alleged “abuse”, Daniel has effectively stopped working with case managers, instead opting to live on the streets.

During the Second Jail Arc, two of Daniel's former case managers, Jodie and Ian, testified in court.

List of case managers

Reva

Reva was Daniel's longest-serving case manager, lasting from October 2020 to August 2021, and again from July 2022 to April 2023. She once confiscated Daniel’s phone for six months, causing Daniel to hate her. She has been mentioned and disrespected on Daniel's community tab even years later. After Andrew was fired in July 2022, Reva returned as his case manager and worked out a housing situation with the Shields Foundation, only to be evicted a month and a half later after a huge meltdown. She was dropped around April 2023, making her Daniel's final case manager.

Ian

Ian in a VC with Daniel

Ian Thomson was Daniel's case manager during the Hype House Arc. He was the CEO of the caretaker company Daniel was in. Daniel hated him, and critized him in a TikTok post, where he claimed that Ian was falling for fake Daniel Larson accounts. Ian also accompanied Daniel on guitar for live performances of Roaring Thunder. Daniel eventually replaced him with Andrew, whom he also despised. He often appeared in meetings with Tiffany and Andrew. Ian was hired in August 2021, and was dropped in January 2022.

Nearly four years later, in January 2026, Ian testified in court regarding Daniel's federal criminal case.

Kelly

Kelly was Daniel's The Arc advocate, referred by Andrew. The exact timeframe of her involvement as his case manager is unknown.

Jodie

Jodie Marquez was Daniel's assistant case manager and was reportedly well-liked by Daniel. She was hired in March 2022 , however was dropped for unknown reasons around June 2022. She testified in Daniel's federal criminal case in January 2026.

Andrew

Andrew, in the same VC

Andrew was Daniel's most notorious case manager for being a common scapegoat for Daniel. He was hired in January 2022.

Daniel's developmental disabilities and online manipulation cause him to think that he is extremely famous. Due to the nature of Daniel's care, Andrew was often blamed by Daniel for stealing money, destroying his career, as well as making his life difficult. In many of Daniel's TikToks, Daniel shows disregard and contempt for Andrew, often cursing at and threatening Andrew. On several occasions, Daniel has also tried making Andrew pay for his meals.

During the final week of June 2022, Daniel increasingly shared feelings of malice, aggression, and resentment towards Andrew. As Daniel fled into the woods (to run away from 'police' searching for him), he posted a series of rants onto his TikTok. This became known as the June 22nd Meltdown. In these posts, Daniel struck himself, saying that Andrew was stressing him (and Bob) out so much that they had to hurt themselves. Additionally, Daniel said he would "find and kill" Andrew, and claimed that Andrew is responsible for Daniel being “financially ruined”. During one of these rants, Daniel called Andrew the N-Word. Andrew was no longer Daniel's case manager as of July 7, 2022.

There is reason to believe that Andrew is not actually responsible for Daniel's accusations. Daniel has claimed that he spoken over the phone with Andrew, who said that Daniel did not "need to go to court, regardless of what the warrants said." This was clear evidence that Daniel purposely used Andrew as a scapegoat for any problem that occurred in his life. There is no possibility that Andrew, a state employee, had told Daniel not to appear in court. Instead, Daniel saw an opportunity to avoid going to court (as well as any further “failure to appear” fines) by utilizing a baseless claim that his disability case manager said he was not required to attend.