ONE BRIDE FOR THREE BROTHERS First Julie married her childhood sweetheart Chris. Then she fell for his younger brother Danny and ran off with him. Just to complete her tawdry hat-trick, three years on she moved in with the eldest brother Dave ... From: Daily Mail | Date: October 2, 2003| Author: NATALIE CLARKE | Copyright 2003 Daily Mail. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

JULIE was so enamoured by the Wyatt brothers that she married two of them, had a live-in relationship with a third - and children by all three of them.

Along the way, there has been adultery, betrayal, tragedy, heartbreak and bitterness. Here, the four protagonists in this somewhat unedifying drama tell NATALIE CLARKE their stories.

Chris Wyatt, 43, was the first brother to have a relationship with Julie.

They married in 1981 and had two children, Emma, now 21, and Clai...

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