Life After 40 Years In Prison (Part 2) 

This is Part 2 of Danny's story. And there's a lot of crazy stuff he shares in this video. Part 3 is coming soon and really showcases what his life is like now. And also his quest to find employment. I've shown Danny the comments and love from the first video and he was absolutely mesmerized by that. He was also blown away by the back up camera in the Jeep. lol There is a lot more to come featuring Danny. I really want to chronicle this mans story and have AfterPrisonShow there to help him in any way that we can to stand the best chance for succeeding out here after so many years gone from the world.

His voice show the sadness and loneliness 😭

"My father is dying, my mother is dead, i don't have anybody to go to". I started crying right there...

His father was waiting to hear his sons voice before leaving this World

His eyes show how tired his soul is. I hope he finds peace. 🤍

His eyes tell a story. So much pain

All that time in prison and he still got better morals then most people on the outside

I couldn't stop crying when he started talking about his parents especially when he got in time to see his father before he passed away and tell him "dad I love u"

Man I thought I was having a bad week this video just made me feel really grateful and blessed

I love the way he doesn't mention no Name and no Gang Name. Now that's respect and a real O.G

This poor man has a tired soul. May he soon find peace and love.

“ And I ain’t gonna mention no names, we all know what time it is. “💯

I truly appreciate the way he punished people for hurting the ones he loves...

Man I worked with this guy on the roof In Norfolk Va he told me he was doing films about his life. He's a good guy shout out to you Danny!

Kid, if you’re reading this. Stay off the damn streets, be someone in life.

“Dad i love you danny jr is here”...... im senior now, i took his title. “And he stopped breathing” Man as a grown ass man this hurt me so many ways Hope hes doing well.

They need to make a movie out of this man’s life.

This guy speaks with a more intelligent vernacular than 97% of people I deal with daily.

When he apologizes for swearing i just wanna give him a hug. He's so genuine

“I don’t believe in bad people, I believe in bad choices” -Larry Lawton

The way this guy talks calm makes you want to listen and share his experiences.

His father held on to hear his sons voice 1 last time this is heart breaking

I love that this dude keeps EVERYONE'S name outta his mouth.

Nobody is born to be criminal. He is 100% true to himself. He would have your back if you became his friend. He is tough as nails. He is an awesome speaker.

Prison tough and very well spoken. Brother, there has to be a place on the outside for you. Respect and Good Luck.

Honestly if this man wrote a book based biography with deeper detail; lengthy pages I'd definitely read it

He sounds very tired. Hope he stays out and finds rest

His story is so sad. Imagine not wanting to leave prison😭😭😭

This guy went thru so much and he his still here trying to live life

I really like this guy, he could be a Motivational Speaker with the right guidance. Pls help him, anybody in USA.

He would be a millionare if he wrote a book

Same thing with my father...been in prison since 96 and he literally told me he dont wanna get out because he wouldn't know how to survive in this world.

I was a prison guard for years and I seen a lot but one thing for sure I NEVER treated people bad I always tried to ensure them that GOD loves them

The type of man most rappers claim to be...... HOLY SHIT....thx for all the likes and comments guys

wherever this man is today I hope he is in a good place enjoying life...

This guy life story will make a grown man shed some tears. I pray he's found some peace in his new life. He's paid debt to society and then some.

This is the part that state doesn't think about. After a person sentenced to 40 or 50 years, and somehow manages to survive, serve their time, and get released.... What are they supposed to do? Where do they go? Their way of thinking just doesn't work in regular society.

All I see is pain when I look at him. Damn

Man...this is some of the most powerful stuff on RU-vid. Straight truth.

I thank god, I had a place when my husband got out of prison, it was hard for a year cause of his trauma, I couldn't touch him softly to wake him, he jumped me, I had to deal with a lot, to reprogram his brain to make sure that he knew he was safe now, we are good now, it was hard at first, but he knows he is safe

I think it's amazing that his dad waited for him. Not everyone has the chance to say good bye. I got the chills hearing that

It's a huge failure of the prison system to not properly prepare prisoners for release.

As a sergeant in a correctional facility I have much respect for this man after listening to his story.

Man, I wish I could help you out, though I wouldn't know how. You seem like a smart man, and a decent guy today, regardless of your past. Hope you get or have gotten a break so you are able to pursue a much better life. Peace.

@3:54 looks like an orb goes by when he was talking about his fathers death.

He is the definition of somebody that moves in silence you can just tell

He sounds so calm and well mannered because he has no ego. He has nothing to prove; he's been through for 40 years of hell. He's experienced so much suffering that he's almost numb to it.

Wishing this brother happiness, love and luck.

He’s such a good story teller coz of his life experiences he’s been through.. God Bless him wherever he is now..

Dannys life story brought tears in my eyes when he said he lost his mom and dad...and got out to nothing....that was me...i did 22 flat on a 25 yr.sentence in texas...for robbery...d-weapon....i felt the same way....i thought about punching a guard to get more years to stay in prison...i was scared to get out to nothing...and i was in prison with all violent killers and robbers..yet i was at peace and had my routine down..and was comfortable in the joint...man i feel your pain danny....your not alone..i knew many of homeboys felt the same...im still out here...been working my way up....now i never want to spend 1 day away...i love my freedom...its hard to do it right...but worth every minute....

U can tell his broken inside real bad.hope he pull through

It makes me happy as hell to see that this channel does so well.

Danny is the kind of friend that you keep for a lifetime, blessings Bro!

Please tell me I ain’t the only one who loves his voice

I’m 15 and this really helped me see the severity of loosing time on this planet

Thank you for sharing Danny’s story. It’s 3 years later. I pray he is alive and doing well and still out of prison. prayers for Danny.

What a tough person he is. I was horrified that the prison staff did diesel therapy. I would be scarred for life. Bless him and I hope he's safe now. Mr Sanchez, big hug

I believe his father was waiting on him❤️

I was incarcerated a week after my 18th birthday and was released when I was 30 a lot of what he is saying is true about the fear of being free and not knowing what is out there. Keep fighting bro... I've been out almost 10 years and I have my days where I lose hope... but I'm still here and free. You need that one person that'll give you a chance and you will find them

Thanks for the interview, much respect to Danny

Good story man.. appreciate your willingness to share

I could listen to this guy for hours . Real dude may God open up doors for him and guide him to the straight path ameen

He’s so articulate and logical. Should write a book about his experiences.

Haven't watched part 1 yet, just stumbled upon part 2. Bless u for helping this guy.

God has him still alive for a reason. Amen it's just so sad he experienced so much .

He still aint no snitch.

This actually makes you realise that life is so precious

Thanks for your story I'll be praying for you. You are a strong person and very brave to tell your story ❤

I can only understand that I can't understand what Danny has gone through. He has been in prison for longer than I have lived. I won't even pretend that I get what he's experiencing in the outside world after so long on the inside. However, I and the rest of the APS-army believe in you, Danny. I'm sure many of us would gladly help you by any means possible. We have your back.

I spent 3 years in Prison 18 -21 and it's been 20 years. I still have past traumatic feelings about my experience. I cant imagine 40 years. It's hard to come out jus the chatter of free world people at a restaurant would make me real nervous. I eventually found work at a car dealership at the age of 21 was selling 30 used cars a month. By 23 got into corporate sales and shattered their sales records. Now I own my own business and have never went back. I still think about prison sometimes. Believe it or not I felt more freedom spiritually and mentally there than I ever have out here in the "free world". Some much pressure so many distractions you really dont realize unless you been incarcerated or a near death experience. I am 40 now and will never get my youth back that is one of my deepest regrets about choosing the life of crime. I believe we all can be in prison inside or outside of those walls. It's all a state of mind. Also the determination and motivation to stay healthy. May God bless all who have endured incarceration that have been released. I believe the best for you all that you may accomplish your dreams and be prosperous.

I feel like this man knows some real secrets of the world that he just can't reveal. You can tell right away that there's a lot of pain and misery in his eyes. I hope Danny is doing well in 2020 because after all those years, very little hope stays within a man.

this guy is great, “i hadda take care of business” a real man 💯💯

Most ppl get put in proson...this man got kicked outta prison

Everytime I start thinking I'm some kind of hard ass, I'm going to remember this guy. Respect.

This is so heartbreaking !!

Yes he was waiting for you to get home. This is very emotional. God Bless you sir

They need to make a movie about dude he the truth

Jesus what a life. He seems to have a good heart inside him but damn he's had a rough life. This is sad.

He is very well spoken, the kind of guy you could listen to telling stories all day.

Sending positive uplifting vibes to this soul🙏🏾

His eyes shows everything he's been through... amazing survivor...

OMG he is the clearest example of how prison destroy people😔

Keep the videos coming Champ very informative

His pops needed to see him come home ❤️

I want to say I am of no relation to Danny. But from one Familia de Sanchez to another Familia de Sanchez. I send love, peace and respect to Danny. I pray the good Lord holds you in his arms and brings peace to your mind and heart as you transition to these modern times. Thank you for sharing your story so far. Viva la Sanchez! 🕊️🕊️🕊️

I wish I owned a company. I would hire him.

My heart is sad. Thank you for sharing Danny

Bless your heart. Your voice is heard and that's such a great way of knowledge to understanding for those who would be interested. You make a difference no matter where you are. All I know is that you matter

His dad waited for him till the end.

Damm. Those are some sad eyes😔

Much respect and love for this man, we need to help this gentle man find peace for his kind heart. How can we help

May you heal and find peace both physically and spiritually🙏People are praying🙏

Mr Beast plz see this and bless this man

He has found pride in being a warrior and he truly is one

This shit really made me cry in the first few minutes, fuck man. I hope Danny’s doing good.

It’s sad bro, hearing your father died when you got out. It’s tough I can only imagine. I can hear that pain . Hope it gets better

WOW! This documentary is worthy of an Oscar! A.P.S. is to be commended for putting forth such an excellent, hard-hitting video! Kudos👏👏👏👏👏👏

I started crying when he was talking bout his dad waiting for him to get there before he died. My grandfather was on his death bed and we were traveling to get there in time ( 13 hrs) we got there said our goodbyes and he took his last breath.

Man this story hits hard , thanks for your story Danny 💯

Thank You, Danny for telling this story. Sorry for your loss 🙏