Hey all, you know the drill by now.

The Wedding Scammer is a seven-part series that isn't complete until you get to the end.

Before we start, I want to give a heads up that this episode includes mentions of substance misuse in suicidal ideation.

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Previously on The Wedding Scammer.

I went to my husband's bar and had a glass of wine and looked up Lance Miller online, couldn't find a thing about him.

And I said, I keep realizing that, like, everything that he said to me has been a lie so far.

And I was like, I need to put you guys in touch because you have so much information.

I didn't think it was that deep.

I didn't think that you, like, had all this, like, information.

The book stops here, as Texans say.

When I think about Carl Buccio's life, I think about how stressful it must be.

I don't say this to take his side or excuse him, but let's game this out.

You move to a new town, take on a new name, make some new friends, begin fresh.

But from the jump, you worry about slipping up, about somebody figuring out your true identity.

Then things go sideways and you have to pick up and run.

Begin the process all over again.

Sure, you've got your husband Barrett and your dog Kingston,

but it's a lot of upheaval.

And it's something Carl has done at least a few times.

But amid all the paranoia and running away,

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