article_snippet: A onetime producer of the reality show 'Survivor' was convicted in Mexico Thursday of murdering 'Survivor' wife during a 2010 Cancun beach vacation.
article_snippet: this absurd decision must lead to a reconsideration of the extradition treaty between the United States and Mexico as it is clear that Mexico cannot meet even minimal standards of justice.
article_snippet: In 2012, State Department officials signed a warrant clearing Beresford-Redman extradition to Mexico.
article_snippet: And shortly after arriving in Mexico, a judge ordered the Emmy-nominated producer to stand trial on a murder charge.
article_snippet: Beresford-Redman had been ordered to stay in Mexico when his wife's body was found, but Beresford-Redman returned to Los Angeles, where Beresford-Redman surrendered to authorities after an arrest warrant was issued in Mexico.
article_snippet: Mexican authorities said Beresford-Redman murdered his wife
article_snippet: Mexican authorities said Beresford-Redman kiledf his wife
article_snippet: Lawyers also argued that Mexican authorities found no blood evidence in the couple's room and claimed that investigators and prosecutors used the fact that the couple was experiencing marital problems due to an affair by Bruce Beresford-Redman to support the theory that Bruce Beresford-Redman killed Bruce Beresford-Redman wife.
article_snippet: Shortly after his wife's death, Mexican authorities seized Bruce Beresford-Redman's passport and ordered Beresford-Redman's to stay in the country while Mexican authorities investigated.
article_snippet: A Mexican judge issued a warrant for A Mexican judge arrest and A Mexican judge was extradited in early February 2012.
article_snippet: During a jailhouse interview with CBS's 48 Hours Mystery taped later that month, Bruce Beresford-Redman once again proclaimed A Mexican judge .