Ex-TV producer speaks out from Mexican prison In his first and only television interview, Bruce Beresford-Redman, accused of killing his wife at a Cancun resort in 2010, speaks out for the first time to "48 Hours Mystery" from his Mexican prison cell In April 2010, former reality television producer Bruce Beresford-Redman, his wife, Monica, and their two young children traveled to Cancun, Mexico for a family vacation. On April 8, Monica's naked, beaten body was discovered in a sewer on the property of the Moon Palace Resort where the family was staying. The vacation was an attempt to save their troubled marriage. The Emmy-nominated producer became a prime suspect in the murder of his wife. This is the first time I've chosen to speak... Bruce Beresford-Redman tells "48 Hours Mystery." Everyone seems to have decided that I killed my wife. I didn't kill my wife, I really didn't. Beresford-Redman, having been held in a California federal prison for more than a year, was extradited to Mexico just two weeks ago. Escorted by U.S. Marshals, Beresford-Redman was turned over to Mexican federal police. He spoke to "48 Hours Mystery" from his isolated cell in a Mexican prison. Complete coverage of the case On Feb. 15, 2012, a Mexican judge ordered Beresford-Redman to stand trial for the murder of his 42-year-old wife, Monica. Beresford-Redman tells "48 Hours Mystery" his account of the events preceding his wife's murder and the strange circumstances surrounding his pre-trial hearing. Beresford-Redman argues that not only did he submit evidence to the Mexican court -- including witness testimony -- that exonerates him, but also that physical evidence authorities collected from the crime scene two years earlier has mysteriously vanished. "For anyone who really believes, as you're supposed to believe in America, that you're innocent until you're proven guilty, please, take a look at the evidence, or in this case the absolute complete lack of evidence, and don't rush to judgment," he asks. This is not 'CSI' or 'Law and Order' or any of those shows where at the end we have a satisfying resolution. I doubt that there will ever be a satisfying resolution for this because the evidence is gone. Even if I do manage to get off, I don't know if Monica's killers will ever really be caught. The irony of a top reality show producer caught in a real-life murder mystery is not lost on Beresford-Redman. Am I a survivor or not? I think very much remains to be seen. Hear more from Beresford-Redman, Saturday, Feb. 25 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on "Fatal Episode: The Producer's Story," reported by correspondent Troy Roberts.