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Mathew Bandy: The Autobiography Of A Child

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It’s 6 am, still very dark, and there’s a loud pounding at the door. You probably

get very frightened, wondering who may be at the door at this time? You slowly open the

door with great fear and see that there are police officers with gun pointing at you, saying

that they have a search warrant and barge right into your house. With great shock,

pictures of child pornography are found and your son gets arrested. However, later on it

was found that your son was not the real perpetrator and after two years he is free of

blame. The family computer had been hacked. The same had happened with Mathew

Bandy, your normal sixteen-year-old teenage guy, known as a happy-go-lucky kid. This

teenager had to go through so much for an act he

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