Unraveling Wrongful Conviction and Miscarriage of Justice

True Story Transforming Despair to Hope

By: Matthew Harrison

Narrated by: Lou Del Bianco

Length: 11 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

In the poignant contents of "Unraveling Wrongful Conviction and Miscarriage of Justice," Matthew invites listeners on a compelling journey—a transformation from the depths of despair to a life rekindled with hope and purpose. Baring his soul, Matthew recounts the gripping narrative of his spiritual rebirth, wherein he confronts the shadows of wrongful conviction and takes ownership of his past, breaking free from the chains of destructive behaviors.

Raised in the embrace of a shattered family, Matthew's tale unfolds with heart-wrenching honesty as he grapples with the fallout of his parents" divorce and subsequent betrayal by a stepfather. Fueled by pain and a sense of abandonment, Matthew descends into a hidden world of secrets, ultimately facing an unjust accusation that threatens to imprison him for a crime he did not commit. As his life hangs in the balance, Matthew turns to the solace of faith, undergoing a spiritual rebirth that empowers him to confront past choices and break free from destructive patterns. "Wrongful Conviction" is more than a gripping narrative; it is a beacon of inspiration for those navigating their trials. This remarkable true story illuminates the transformative power of choice, offering a roadmap for anyone seeking to overcome adversity and reshape their destiny.

In this enhanced version, Matthew expands the content of "The Path Less Chosen" in what is now "Unraveling Wrongful Conviction and Miscarriage of Justice." Embark on a riveting journey through Matthew Harrison's true story, accented by a striking new book cover that perfectly complements the added content not found in the initial edition.

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A lesson in Self Compassion and Accountability

The Path Less Chosen by Matthew Harrison is a story that touched me deeply. I appreciate how Matthew takes an honest look at his life with the compassion of an adult perspective and the comfort of the Holy Ghost. I’ve heard it said that every inmate at some point asks the question, “How did I get here?” Matthew doesn’t casually think about that question in a passing, fleeting way. He goes back in time and looks under every rock and down every crevasse to understand how he made destructive choices.
The Path Less Chosen is a book of self-compassion and accountability. It also made me consider the question, “How have the experiences I’ve had in the past direct the way that I react currently?” This is a compelling book with an inmate who has taken the time to write and publish his story. I honor Matthew’s story and appreciate the gift of lessons learned. He has much to offer us. This is a story that has lingered with me. It is a time well spent, and I highly recommend it.

By the way, I LOVED hearing this story in the Audible form. Lou Del Bianco has a voice that captures the emotion, gravity, and bittersweetness of this story. I really enjoyed this particular narrator. Lou captured the feeling of this story that reading alone would not have done it justice.
—Lisa Chidester

Forgiveness and Accountability is your key…

… to making the right choices in life.

Matthew, like most, accepted a “victim mentality” which led to poor choices, relationships and prison.

This is a story of how forgiving others and accepting responsibility for all of your decisions will lead to joy and hope through the atonement of Jesus Christ.

The path of faithful choices is laid out before all of us. None of us are perfect. But we can certainly strive to become Christ/like through our choices and His help.