US EditionMan Accused of Marrying 3 Women at the Same Time for Personal and Financial Gain
Harry Irvine Burdick Jr. faces two felony bigamy charges after marrying three women at once without divorcing the first, with investigations suggesting more victims may exist.
- On August 22, authorities in North Carolina took Harry Irvine Burdick Jr. into custody and charged him with two felony counts of bigamy for simultaneously marrying three women.
- The investigation started in April when officials found that Burdick had legally wed three different women across Lincoln, Davidson, and Guilford counties without any filed divorces.
- Officials stated Burdick married the women for personal and financial gain, and the sheriff's office suspects additional victims may exist.
- Burdick was allowed to go free after agreeing to attend a court hearing scheduled for September 22 at the Davidson County Courthouse, and officials are encouraging anyone married to him without a formal divorce to reach out to Detective Foushee.
- The case remains active with prosecutors preparing for Burdick's upcoming court appearance while the sheriff's office investigates further related marriages.
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Man accused of marrying 3 women at the same time for personal and financial gain
A man in North Carolina is accused of marrying at least three different women at the same time for personal and financial gain, according to officials.
·Memphis, United States
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