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Producer charged with killing wife due in court
A reality TV producer accused of killing his wife in Mexico is due back in court Monday afternoon to lobby for his release while fighting extradition.
The Associated Press
A reality TV producer accused of killing his wife in Mexico is due back in court Monday afternoon to lobby for his release while fighting extradition.
Former "Survivor" producer Bruce Beresford-Redman has been jailed since Nov. 16, when federal agents arrested him on a fugitive warrant. He has been sought in Mexico for killing his wife at a swank Cancun resort during a vacation in April.
Beresford-Redman's attorneys have said they think they can make a compelling case for why the producer should be freed while fighting extradition, and have said he is innocent.
A filing by U.S. prosecutors calls Beresford-Redman a flight risk and urges him to be held without bail.
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