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>>thirty+(OP)
"He is survived by his brother-in-law, Ricky Barry and his wife Roxy"

What a strange way to phrase it. Why don't they mention his sister first? Is it plain sexism or were they in bad terms?

>>prmous+KL
I'm assuming you know something I don't (about who Roxy is), but it's entirely possible to have a brother-in-law married to someone that is not your sister.

I have a brother-in-law; my wife's brother.