Nick Berardini

I was impressed. As I walked back through the steel double doors and into the desert that day, I also wondered, was what he said too good to be true? I threw myself and a half decade into that question. I even made a movie about what I found. That's how I met Officer Matt Masters. I was answering questions on Reddit about the movie. He left me a comment. Hello, Nick.

I was impressed. As I walked back through the steel double doors and into the desert that day, I also wondered, was what he said too good to be true? I threw myself and a half decade into that question. I even made a movie about what I found. That's how I met Officer Matt Masters. I was answering questions on Reddit about the movie. He left me a comment. Hello, Nick.

I was thrust into the reality of tasers just over a year ago. I didn't see it at first. I only caught it because a friend asked later if I'd talked to this guy Matt yet. When I finally met him, he'd been a cop for 19 years. Crew cut, blue eyes, tattoo of an archangel slicing a demon's neck. He opened up right away.

I was thrust into the reality of tasers just over a year ago. I didn't see it at first. I only caught it because a friend asked later if I'd talked to this guy Matt yet. When I finally met him, he'd been a cop for 19 years. Crew cut, blue eyes, tattoo of an archangel slicing a demon's neck. He opened up right away.

He laughed a lot, especially when he was talking about something that might make him cry. We had dinner at a restaurant and we talked for hours. Matt's wife, Stacy, was there too. Dark straight hair, dark brown eyes, feather tattoo. She's part Shawnee and sometimes wears a t-shirt that says, no more stolen sisters.

He laughed a lot, especially when he was talking about something that might make him cry. We had dinner at a restaurant and we talked for hours. Matt's wife, Stacy, was there too. Dark straight hair, dark brown eyes, feather tattoo. She's part Shawnee and sometimes wears a t-shirt that says, no more stolen sisters.

We started talking because Matt and Stacy were trying to make sense of something that happened to them.

We started talking because Matt and Stacy were trying to make sense of something that happened to them.

Changed everything for Matt, too.

Changed everything for Matt, too.