Daniel Frisiello is an American former Catholic charity worker who has been arrested after sending dozens of threatening letters to members who are a part of the Donald Trump administration. ^{[1] [undefined] [undefined]}

Frisiello was born and raised in the state of Massachusetts. He grew up in the town of Beverly for most of his life and continues to reside there. ^[1] When he was a child he attended Learning Prep School, an elementary school in the town of West Newton. ^{[1] [undefined]}

For years, Frisiello attended North Shore Community College where he studied Legal Administration. ^[1]

After working for Northeast ARC, an organization dedicated to providing support with people who have disabilities.

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He also worked as a program assistant in the child caring department at Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Boston and was dismissed after the controversy concerning his sending of letters to people who are close to the Trump administration.

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On Thursday, March 1st, 2018, Frisiello was arrested after an investigation concerning letters containing white powder were sent to several figures in the Trump administration.

One of the letters was sent to Donald Trump Jr. which

was opened by his wife, Vanessa Trump. She had to be taken to the hospital as a safety precaution. ^[undefined]

Frisiello wrote in the letter containing the white powder to Trump Jr.:

Frisiello was charged with five counts of mailing a threat to injure the person of another and four counts of false information and hoaxes.

He is accused of sending other letters to Nicole Hanna, the interim U.S.

Attorney for the Central District of California; Stanford University law professor Michele Dauber, Michigan U.S. Senator Deborah Stabenow and actor Antonio Sabàto Jr. He also sent glitter bombs to other prominent people. ^{[undefined] [undefined] [undefined]}