From jail, Sanchez wrote a four page, double sided letter explaining her version of why she continued to live stream to Instagram after the crash showing her sister's dead body.
She wrote, "I made that video because I knew I had more than 5,000 followers. It was the only way my sister would get a decent burial. I would never expose my sister like that. I anticipated the public donating money because my family isn't rich."
In fact, Sanchez's lawyer said the family raised more than $12,000 for Jacqueline's burial.
Sanchez goes on to say, "Sorry for making that video. I look awful but I accomplished my goal."
In a phone interview from jail last week, Sanchez admitted she's live streamed while driving many times.
"We do it all the time. All the time," said Sanchez. "Trust me, it's like a reflex. Like, I haven't crashed - you know?"
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Sanchez goes on to say she wants to dedicate a music album to her sister, which includes a remix of a song she hopes would raise awareness about texting and driving.
She also plans to visit schools to share her story and the dangers of drinking and driving.
Sanchez said she also wants to open a boxing gym with her dad and start a clothing line.
She also wants to put up a statue of her sister at a local park in Stockton where her family lives.
