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"Murder Suspect" Bruce Beresford-Redman Returns To U.S. To Be With His Kids

May 22 2010, Published 11:00 a.m. ET

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Survivor producer-turned-murder suspect Bruce Beresford-Redman is back in the U.S., RadarOnline.com can confirm.

"Bruce Beresford-Redman has returned to Los Angeles County to be with his children and to attend to family and personal matters," his attorney Richard Hirsch told CNN.

"He has been informed that he has no legal obligation to remain in Mexico pending this investigation into the tragic death of his wife Monica."

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This development comes as news to the head of the investigative team in Mexico who late Friday revealed they'd been unable to find Beresford-Redman for questioning. He'd been called their "only suspect" in the murder of his wife Monica at the resort where they were vacationing almost two months ago.

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The TV producer had been involved in an affair that Monica knew about. She'd hoped the Mexican getaway would help heal their troubled marriage.

Bruce had been ordered to turn over his passport and remain in Mexico pending the investigation. It is unclear how he was able to return to the U.S.

The news will also be an unwelcome development for Monica's family. They strongly believe Bruce is responsible for Monica's death and have been fighting to win custody of the couple's children.

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