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TV producer confronted in court by slain wife's family

There were some dramatic moments Friday afternoon in a Los Angeles courtroom between TV producer Bruce Beresford-Redman and his slain wife's family.

Mexican authorities have accused Beresford-Redman of killing his wife, Monica, at a Cancun resort. He has denied any wrongdoing.

He unexpectedly arrived in court Friday for a hearing involving custody of the couple's children. According to City News Service, there was a confrontation between the former "Survivor" producer and his wife's family:

"How could you do that to my sister?"' Jeane Burgos shouted at Beresford-Redman as he was walking away from the courtroom. 

"How could you do that?"' Carla Burgos, another sister of Monica Beresford-Redman, then shouted. "Wake up and smell the real coffee. Divine justice is going to get you."'

Beresford-Redman turned back toward the sisters, but did not respond. An attorney for the sisters, however, chased after him and served him with some legal papers.

-- Shelby Grad

Photo: Bruce and Monica Beresford-Redman

 
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Sick pig. Poor kids.

Why do tragedies like this happen? Because people like this start believing that violence solves all problems. And they tell two friends and they tell two friends and they tell two friends, etc.

Is anyone else sick of these sisters?

Hey Disgusted, what happened to innocent until proven guilty? Have you not heard of "Due Process".

agreed, he probably did do it...but due process needs to occur and the ignorance the public displays is due to lack of facts.......


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