\nreleased by state police in Mexico
\non Friday after being questioned for hours concerning the strangulation death of
\nwife Monica (pictured with Brazilian actor Nerso da Capitinga), the owner of a popular nightclub on Los Angeles’ Westside.
\n He is barred from leaving Mexico until the investigation is completed.<\/p>\n
He has denied any role in the slaying.<\/p>\n
Francisco Alor, attorney general for the Cancun area, told local media
\noutlets that the timeline the producer provided about his wife’s
\ndisappearance appeared to clash with those of some witnesses.<\/p>\n
The couple had gone to Mexico for a romantic getaway that family members said was designed to revive a strained marriage.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
His father, David Beresford-Redman, said in a statement that his son "loved [his
\nwife] and would never have harmed her. He has our full support as we
\ntry to do what\u2019s best for him and our grandchildren so they can be
\nreunited soon." <\/p>\n
The statement continued: "We urge Mexican law enforcement authorities to identify those
\nresponsible for this horrendous crime."<\/p>\n
On Monday, Bruce Beresford-Redman, who produced CBS’ "Survivor" and
\nMTV’s "Pimp My Ride," reported that his wife was missing in Cancun. Her body was found Thursday in a drainage pipe near
\ntheir hotel. She had scratches on her face, and there were signs that
\nshe had been strangled, the newspaper reported. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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