TLC’s Sister Wives has been picked up for a second season. Whether prosecutors in Utah throw a wrench into it with bigamy charges remains to be seen. Kody Brown and his four wives have come under scrutiny from law enforcement and members of their own community for broadcasting their lives on TV. The Browns have been under investigation for two months – and counting. “We’re in no rush to get this filed,” says Donna Kelly, a deputy county attorney for Utah County. “You can expect a decision in the next 60 to 90 days.” Although polygamy is illegal, officials rarely get involved due to the sheer number of cases in Utah unless there’s child abuse, incest, abuse or fraud. “We don’t go looking for cases like this,” says Kelly. “But the Browns have definitely made it easier for us by admitting to felonies on national TV.” Kody recently wed Robyn Sullivan on Sister Wives , upping the wife tally to four. What do you think? Should the Sister Wives cast be prosecuted?
