Producer stops extradition fight

Reality show producer Bruce Beresford-Redman, who's billed with killing his wife throughout a Mexican vacation, is shedding his extradition fight and can stand trial in Cancun, his lawyer stated Tuesday.Beresford-Redman's attorney, Richard Hirsch, stated the onetime "Survivor" producer has made the decision to not appeal a La federal court ruling maintaining his extradition to Mexico."He feels he won't prevail on appeal, and he'd prefer to get going on showing his innocence," Hirsch stated.He stated producer could be delivered to Mexico within two months following overview of the extradition request by Secretary of Condition Hillary Rodham Clinton. Beresford-Redman, 40, has been in a La federal prison.Monica Beresford-Redman, 42, disappeared from the Cancun resort in which the couple was travelling using their two children this past year. Her body was discovered inside a sewer cistern."He's innocent, which is his hope the court in Mexico will ensure he gets to be a fair trial by which, he's confident, he'll be exonerated," Hirsch stated.The household of Monica Beresford-Redman has stated the pair visited Cancun to try and save their marriage. They're saying Bruce Beresford-Redman, even the co-creator from the series "Pimp My Ride," was getting a lengthy-term affair with another lady. U.S. District Judge Philip S. Gutierrez upheld an extradition order earlier this year, stating that you will find many pages of competent evidence supporting prosecution claims the producer wiped out his wife.Beresford-Redman have been purchased to remain in Mexico after his wife's body was discovered but he left and came back to his home in La. He under your own accord surrendered to U.S. government bodies following a warrant was released in Mexico for his arrest.If he's charged of irritated homicide in Mexico, he faces 12-3 decades inside a Mexican prison. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com