The Damage Done - Episode 27: The Daniel Roman Redemption Story

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of "The Damage Done," we dive deep into the compelling life journey of Daniel Roman.
Sentenced to 30 years in prison for attempted murder at the tender age of 15, Daniel's story is one of unimaginable challenges, redemption, and transformation.
In this candid conversation, Daniel Roman opens up about his turbulent childhood and early involvement in the notorious street gang "18th Street." He provides an intimate look at the harsh realities of life in prison, sharing the difficult choices he had to make behind bars to pave the way for his personal growth and transformation.
But this episode is about more than just a life behind bars; it's a testament to the human spirit's capacity for change and redemption. Daniel's inspiring journey from a troubled youth to a beacon of hope offers valuable insights into the power of resilience, self-discovery, and second chances. Now, at 33 years old, Daniel is committed to making a positive impact and preventing others from following the same destructive path he once walked.
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[@redemptionrowcalifornia4482]

We provided self help for Danny at Calipatria and he is the epitome of transformation - he has our unconditional support.

[@TgToneBoneCPT]

My. Boy since the halls glad u free my boy

[@JuniorRamirez-iu6nf]

Shot out to A.R.C Scott budnick,ceaser, And every body over there... and my ex celly roman.we were in calipatria glad to know your out.i send my respects.shot out to Mary Sosa,dwn at calipatria.for all the help she does for us

[@DanaCarlson-l5d]

5:54 my name is DJ Carlson.. I have a hell of a life story .. my children have had there names changed to hide there true identity. I would like to get my story exposed to the world.. I have been corresponding with Mike Thompson .. organized crime is involved in my children's life ... real story

[@Fiddlinbends]

Poor dude looked up to cowards and losers. Never had a chance. Leaders can't be followers