Daniel Mullhausen

Daniel Mullhausen was a 25‑year‑old Baltimore resident whose life mattered to the people who knew him. Public records and reporting identify him by name and age and show he was part of the fabric of his neighborhood. While detailed personal tributes or a family-published obituary were not found in authoritative public sources, the public record affirms that Daniel was a young adult with ties to the Baltimore community.

On December 26, 2017, Daniel’s life ended in a shooting outside the Waverly Tavern in Baltimore. That tragic fact has been the focus of court filings and news accounts, but it does not define the whole of who he was. The available sources confirm he was 25 at the time of his death and that the events of that night led to prolonged legal proceedings that concluded years later when the defendant accepted a plea in 2023. Court documents and contemporary reporting document the investigation and subsequent trial activity, which demonstrate the long shadow the loss cast on his family, friends, and community.

Though public information about Daniel’s private life — such as work, education, hobbies, or close relationships — is limited in the sources examined, it is important to acknowledge his personhood beyond headlines. He was a young man with years of potential ahead of him; that fact alone speaks to the loss felt by those who survived him. In the absence of a family-posted obituary or memorial available in the public domain, this remembrance honors the basic truth the record shows: Daniel was a real person from Baltimore whose life ended far too soon.

May this brief memorial stand as a quiet recognition of Daniel Mullhausen’s humanity. Those who loved him deserve space to remember him in their own words; this page aims to acknowledge his life respectfully and to place his name in a record that treats him with dignity.