My name is Danika, I am 35. I was born and raised in Wisconsin. I’m incarcerated in Wisconsin. I am 5’3, 135lbs. I have a lot of tattoos everywhere. I am Native, Black, Irish, Polish, German and French, yes, I am a mutt :)
I am incarcerated for identity theft, bank wire fraud, fraud against a financial institution and other similar money crimes. My max release date is 2034, however, I could be released as soon as 2027.
I like camping, fishing, hiking, mushroom hunting, concerts, traveling, 4 wheeling, ice fishing, snowmobiling. Basically anything outdoors. My favorite music is country, rock, techno and opera…I did not know that I liked opera until I came to prison, and I never would have guessed that I would…but I do…a lot!
I am a certified peer specialist. I help inmates become the best version of themselves. I’ve put in a lot of work on myself, and I know that recovery and healing is very possible, even for those that feel they are a lost cause. I have a very inspirational story, and it really encourages a lot of the women here seeking to help and change themselves.
Though I am incarcerated in Wisconsin, all Wisconsin prisons use a Maryland address. They copy our mail and send us copies. It takes 2 weeks for me to receive mail that way. You can also go on the Text Behind app and send me mail that way, it only takes 5 days. Just make sure to mention how I can contact you back.
Or, to send email messages directly to me in real time, you can sign up for the GTL Getting Out app or visit GettingOut.com and add me as a contact (State of Wisconsin).
Danika Viasana #519502 Taycheedah Correctional Institution PO Box 189 Phoenix, MD 21131
Write to the above address, please send a photo if you can.
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