Hello, committed is back, my friends. It's been a long time, too long, too long, and I'm just so happy, so happy

to start bringing you new episodes again today on the day of love on Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is a very very cheesy Hallmark, commercial, silly holiday. And yet it does represent a moment to just

sit down and think about love and think about all of the things that love can and should mean.

And that's why we're launching today or relaunching rather.

I am so excited to be back with you. Please get ready for a lot of new

episodes and bear with me since I am now making these episodes all by myself but I promise they're going to be so

so good so interesting the couples we have coming up, it is, they're gonna blow you away.

They've already blown me away.

I think we're gonna start out with about two episodes a month,

and then amp it up to every week that is 52 episodes of committed a year and thank you

just thank you for coming on this journey with me. We get this knock on our door in Seattle. It was before 7 a.m. and I go to the door.

You did.

Really confused because it was before 7 a.m. and we were two weeks into a global pandemic and we had a glass door

gestured to the two people at the door like what is this right and they flashed

badges at me that said FBI. The FBI came to Carl and Amy Nelson's house in the middle of the pandemic.

That's when Carl found out that he was under investigation for a federal crime.

Over the next two years, the couple had most of their money and assets seized by the government.

What wasn't taken they had to sell to pay for lawyers.

They lived in constant fear of the FBI returning one morning and arresting

Carl in front of their four daughters. And to this day, both Amy and Carl

insist that Carl has done nothing wrong. And he has yet to actually be charged with a crime.

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