Some people like trouble sha… this younger man name Brave Joe 42years American married to 42 years old twin sisters who share more than their physical looks. The man is also involved in a polygamous marriage with the twins' cousin.
The group has 24 children among them
The family is fundamentalist Mormon from Salt Lake City, Utah, and in their religion "all three women are equally married" to their common husband”.
Vicki and Alina had been married to Joe for ten years when they both encouraged him to start pursuing a relationship with Vicki's twin, Valerie.
Valerie had just gone through a divorce after her marriage – to a man with six wives – broke down due to his gambling and abusive treatment.
Joe married one of the twins and their cousin in 1990. He married the other twin in 2000. If Polygamy is illegal in all 50 states of America, how come this dude is still enjoying these ladies for free?
Lelaki ini Menikahi Saudara Kembar serta Sepupu Si Kembar tersebut
Saudara kembar Vicki Darger dan Valerie Darger memiliki sejumlah kesamaan yang identik sejak mereka lahir. Hingga umur mereka yang kini sudah menginjak usia 42 tahun pun semua masih tampak sama. Bukan hanya tampilan fisik dan penampilan luar saja, mereka bahkan menikah dengan pria yang sama pula.
Ya, keduanya di poligami oleh Joe, pria berusia 43 tahun yang juga menikahi Alina, sepupu si kembar ‘Darger’. Keluarga besar ini berasal dari Salt Lake City, Utah, mereka hidup bersama di rumah besar yang dipenuhi dengan 24 anak.
Vicki, saat ini menjadi seorang ibu dan menjalankan sebuah perusahaan konstruksi, selama 22 tahun. Valerie bergabung bersama keluarga besar ini sebagai istri ketiga pada tahun 2000. Mereka masing-masing memiliki kamar tidur sendiri, dan Joe bergantian pindah kamar di setiap malamnya.
Semenjak remaja, Vicki dan Valerie memang sering menyukai beberapa pria yang sama. Bahkan dulu mereka sempat memiliki cita-cita untuk menikah dengan orang yang sama, dan akhirnya kini terwujud. ‘
Pada usia 18 tahun Joe mulai berani berkencan dengan Vicki dan Alina. Pada saat yang sama mereka menikah dalam sebuah upacara Mormon (sebuah aliran fundamentalis yang masih mempraktekkan gaya hidup poligami) pada tahun 1990.
Vicki dan Alina telah menikah dengan Joe selama sepuluh tahun. Di saat itu, Valerie, kembaran Vicki, baru saja bercerai setelah menikah dengan suaminya karena perlakuan kasar.
Suatu malam, Valerie dan lima anaknya tinggal dengan keluarga Darger, Dia merasa tiba-tiba karisma Joe sebagai lelaki pengayom merasuk di hatinya.
Atas restu dari kedua istrinya, yaitu Vicki dan Alina, akhirnya Joe dan Valerie menikah dengan upacara Mormon di rumah mereka, dengan Vicki dan Alina berdiri di samping mereka, dan dirayakan dengan makan keluarga.
Si kembar Darger sempat diselidiki oleh otoritas negara beberapa tahun yang lalu karena keyakinan dan pernikahan unik mereka selama bertahun-tahun. Tapi dua tahun lalu, mereka memutuskan untuk berbicara tentang hubungan mereka dan mencoba mengatasi prasangka buruk terhadap agama dan gaya hidup mereka.
Tiga istri dan suaminya tersebut menulis buku ‘Love Times Three’, dan beberapa anak dewasa mereka juga terlibat dalam penulisan cerita dalam buku tersebut. Wah, unik yah keluarga ini, keluarga besar yang bahagia.
MORMON POLYGAMY: A 180-YEAR BATTLE FOR 'RELIGIOUS RIGHTS'
Polygamy among Mormons began with the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement Joseph Smith when he declared in upstate New York in 1831 that he had seen visions telling him that 'plural marriage' should be practised.
After his death in 1844, followers took polygamy to Utah, where it was practised publicly until 1890 when it was renounced by the LDS church to win statehood for the territory.
During that time, Congress issued the Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act in 1962 which re-asserted that polygamy was illegal in all US territories.
The LDS argued that such laws infringed their right to religiously-based practise under the U.S. Constitution.
But a ruling by the Supreme Court in 1878 stated that they were not protected based on the long-standing legal principle that while government cannot interfere with religious beliefs, it can with practices.
Various splinter groups left the church after the 1890 Manifesto in order to continue polygamy.
Nowadays, there are said to be more than 30,000 people practising polygamy in Utah, Idaho, Montana and Arizona.
States occasionally take action against polygamists, notably Tom Green, who was sentenced to five years in prison for bigamy in Utah in August 2001.
One famous Mormon is U.S. presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, whose father George W. Romney was born in 1907 in a settlement in Mexico that had been founded in the 1880s by Mormons fleeing American anti-polygamy laws.
The last polygamist in Romney’s direct ancestry was his great-grandfather Miles Park Romney, who had three wives.
Romney's paternal grandfather Gaskell was monogamous and the Mormon Church outlawed polygamy in 1890.
The twin sisters who share a HUSBAND (and he’s also married to their cousin)
[size=1.4em]Darger quartet live together and have 24 children between them
[size=1.4em]Twins married in Mormon ceremonies, while cousin became legal wife
[size=1.4em]Joe Darger [size=1.4em]alternates between each of their bedrooms every evening
[size=1.4em]He wants to change attitudes and even get polygamy decriminalised
By Simon Tomlinson
PUBLISHED:11:55 GMT, 2 May 2012 | UPDATED:21:31 GMT, 2 May 2012
[size=1.2em]From their brunette hair to their dress sense, twin sisters Vicki and Valerie Darger have a number of things in common.
[size=1.2em]But the 42-year-olds share more than just their looks - they are both married to the same man.
[size=1.2em]The sisters are in a polygamous marriage with Joe, 43, who is also wed to a third woman - their cousin Alina.
[size=1.2em]The Dargers, who are fundamentalist Mormons from Salt Lake City, Utah, live together in a large family home and have 24 children between them.
[size=1.2em]Vicki, currently a stay-at-home mother, has been married to Joe, who runs a construction company, for 22 years.
[size=1.2em]Valerie joined the family as his third wife in 2000.
[size=1.2em]In the eyes of their Fundamentalist Mormon religion, all three women are equally married to Joe.
[size=1.2em]They each have their own bedroom, and Joe alternates between the three rooms each evening.
[size=1.2em]Valerie, who works in the family cleaning business with Alina, 43, said: 'The fact that Joe was married to Vicki didn't bother me at all. I took it as a sign he would be a good husband for me as well.
[size=1.2em]'As teenagers, Vicki and I liked some of the same guys. I thought it might even be good if we married the same man.'
[size=1.2em]Vicki added: 'I know that some people are uncomfortable at the thought of two sisters sharing a husband.
[size=1.2em]'But there's a good chance if a husband is compatible with one sister, he'll be well matched with another.'
[size=1.2em]BraveJoe was just 18 when he began dating Vicki and her cousin Alina at the same time and married them in a joint Mormon ceremony in 1990.
[size=1.2em]Thefollowing day, Alina became his legal wife when they married again at aceremony under state law, while Vicki acted as witness.
[size=1.2em]'Even in our community joint courtships are rare,' said Vicki. 'We knew we were taking on a huge challenge and responsibility.
[size=1.2em]'Theaccepted pattern in our culture is for a couple to prove themselves first in a monogamous marriage, before taking on the challenges of a second wife.'
Happy family: Alina and Vicki (left image) in 1989 and twin sisters Vicki and Valerie (right) in 1997. Vicki and Alina encouraged Joe to start pursuing Valerie, who had just gone through a divorce to a man with six wives
In love: Construction company boss Joe and Valerie during their engagement in 2000
Willing wives: Joe and Valerie (pictured here, centre, in 2004) married in a service at their Utah home in 2000, with Alina (left) and Vicki (right) standing beside them
[size=1.2em]Describing their joint dates, Joe said: 'Since Alina and Vicki were close friends and were interested in pursuing me together, the best thing I could do was to nurture that combined friendship.
[size=1.2em]'I was attracted to both girls and knew that individual relationships would develop in time.'
[size=1.2em]Vicki and Alina had been married to Joe for ten years when they both encouraged him to start pursuing a relationship with Vicki's twin Valerie.
[size=1.2em]Valeriehad just gone through a divorce after her marriage to an older man Donald, who had six wives, broke down due to his gambling and abusive treatment.
[size=1.2em]One evening, while Valerie and her five children were staying with the Darger family, she felt a sudden spark of chemistry with Joe.
[size=1.2em]Joe admitted: 'I had a connection withValerie, but the fact she was Vicki's twin was weird - they both had the same mannerisms. But Vicki opened my mind to it.'
[size=1.2em]Alinaadded: 'I was excited at the prospect of Val becoming part of our family. I had a genuine love and concern for her and wanted her to be the happiest she could possibly be.'
[size=1.2em]Joeand Valerie married in another Mormon service in their home, with Vickiand Alina standing beside them, and celebrated with a family meal.
[size=1.2em]TheDargers were investigated by state authorities several years ago for their beliefs and attempted to keep their plural marriage secret for many years.
[size=1.2em]But two years ago, they decided to talk about their relationship to raise awareness, and to try to overcome prejudices against their religion and lifestyle.
[size=1.2em]Althoughpolygamy is generally illegal in all 50 states, practitioners are almost never prosecuted unless there is evidence of abuse, statutory rape, welfare fraud, or tax evasion.
[size=1.2em]Thethree wives and their husband have co-written a book 'Love Times Three', and some of their adult children also contributed to the story.
[size=1.2em]'Wehope that by talking about our way of life, polygamy will step closer to being an accepted lifestyle and the laws that criminalise it might change,' said Joe.
agama mormom membenarkan lelaki mereka kahwin tanpa had..tetapi dlm islam hanya benarkan 4 org isteri sahaja kalau nak lebih dari 4 org isteri lelaki muslim boleh membeli wanita gundik/hamba abdi tanpa had ikut berapa kemampuan dia...tapi zaman sekarang susahlah nak dapatkan hamba abdi walaupun halal laku seks dgn gundik/hamba abdi.
adil pe nye..bahagia pe nye..sikit pun ak x nmpak bahagia..org poligami dia pon nk pligmi..adoi..dunia nk kiamat dah..
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x dpt ak bygkn adik beradik berkongsi suami..even dlm islam pun kalau si kakak dh berpisah dgn si lelaki baru si adik boleh kawin dgn si laki kakak tu..disgusting
Post time 6-5-2012 10:13 PM
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sikit pun ak x nmpak bahagia..org poligami dia pon nk pligmi..adoi..dunia nk kiamat dah..
