WASHINGTON D.C. - A prominent CIA agent was found dead in his Washington D.C. home this past week. Oliver Danielson, 29, originally of Omaha, Nebraska, was found by a former colleague who was reported to have been conducting a well-being check after Danielson failed to respond to several phone calls. No cause of death has currently been revealed though sources report that the death is being viewed as “suspicious”.
Danielson had become surprisingly well-known in recent months for a CIA employee. Having helped orchestrate the arrest of William Keen - known to the wider public as The Baphomet - on multiple counts of murder following a professional wrestling event held by the Xtreme Wrestling Federation, Danielson made a series of public statements regarding the Keen investigation that were branded by many in the media to be erratic and potentially compromising towards the case.
Following these events, many in the intelligence community were surprised that Danielson was able to retain his job, particularly as the federal administration changed. Rumors continue to circulate amongst Capitol insiders around how this happened, with growing voices indicating even greater concern regarding corruption throughout the intelligence community. These voices have only increased since William Keen was released from prison. Though Keen’s associate, Andrew Logan, has taken full responsibility for all murders and is currently imprisoned, Danielson’s death has led to further speculation that the investigation should continue, with one source stating that they believe “100% Keen is guilty, and now he’s gotten away with it again.”
As of publication, the CIA has not responded to requests for further details.
Danielson had become surprisingly well-known in recent months for a CIA employee. Having helped orchestrate the arrest of William Keen - known to the wider public as The Baphomet - on multiple counts of murder following a professional wrestling event held by the Xtreme Wrestling Federation, Danielson made a series of public statements regarding the Keen investigation that were branded by many in the media to be erratic and potentially compromising towards the case.
Following these events, many in the intelligence community were surprised that Danielson was able to retain his job, particularly as the federal administration changed. Rumors continue to circulate amongst Capitol insiders around how this happened, with growing voices indicating even greater concern regarding corruption throughout the intelligence community. These voices have only increased since William Keen was released from prison. Though Keen’s associate, Andrew Logan, has taken full responsibility for all murders and is currently imprisoned, Danielson’s death has led to further speculation that the investigation should continue, with one source stating that they believe “100% Keen is guilty, and now he’s gotten away with it again.”
As of publication, the CIA has not responded to requests for further details.