The wedding ceremony was delayed Sunday but did happen later in the day.
The $100 bill had ‘honeymoon’ written on it,” the D.A. Elvis was searched and a $100 bill was found in his pocket. The honeymoon cash had apparently been specially marked. According to the police report, $5,800 worth of property was recovered. The total value of the stolen property was $6,100. The responding officers said they found the bride’s purse, the wedding rings and some of the missing cash in the Boswell’s truck. “Police were able to get in, much to the suspects’ surprise,” the D.A. Police said the couple agreed to a search if officers were able to get into the truck. The couple then hid the purse in the back of the truck but accidentally locked themselves out of the truck before Elvis could leave.”Īccording to the D.A., when police arrived, officers asked the Boswells if they could search the truck. explained, “Eden Boswell, the defendant, stole the bride’s purse and took it to her truck where her husband Elvis Boswell was waiting. Police say Eden and Elvis denied stealing the purse.ĭuring their first appearance in a High Point courtroom Monday morning, the D.A. She also identified Eden Boswell based on the angel wing tattoos on her back. Before the ceremony, the bride realized her purse was missing along with the wedding rings and $1,000 in honeymoon cash.Ī family member told police she witnessed Eden Boswell in her maid of honor dress carrying the bride’s purse earlier in the day. Two reality show characters from the show “My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding” were arrested at a wedding Sunday, accused of stealing from the bride.Įlvis and Eden Boswell, of West Virginia, are each charged with one count of felony larceny.Īccording to a High Point police report and information presented in court Monday, Eden Boswell was the maid of honor in a friend’s wedding this past weekend. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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