Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself Mandy and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you? I am doing awesome this week. How are you? I'm doing really good. We sound so positive, so full of life. Yeah, we are.

Yeah. Are we? Well, I mean, I am. We're just a few weeks away from my favorite holiday,

Thanksgiving, and I have so much to be thankful for. Mainly that I'm going to have so much good food

on my table really soon. And I'm a close second, maybe in the top five.

There's still a couple of weeks left for me to be thankful for you.

So this week it's about the food.

I'm going to pretend in my head that you're going from least to most thankful.

So I plan on being in that very last week when you just really just, I want full tears, everything. I just want

an entire production. Thank you so much. I'm also thankful for you, but I'll wait till the last week.

No tears, though. You will get zero tears out of me. Yeah, the week that we, oh wait, do we have an

episode coming out that week? We have an episode the week before Thanksgiving. So this is a great time to say we are off the week of Thanksgiving. But we will be back right after. And we'll have an episode up on Patreon this month. If you miss us too bad, I mean, not too bad. If you miss us too much, you can find us over on Patreon this month. So that's how you can get your fix. I don't know. This is really going off the rails really quickly here.

Okay. Do you want me to bring it back on the rails? Yeah. If you

was like, I thought we were recording. Oh my gosh. What are we doing? Yes. If you could be our

railmaster, no, the conductor train person. Could you do that? Your God, get us out

of this hole. Go ahead. All right. I'm good at that. Okay. So how does a man convicted of

murdering his wife in 2015 spend his weekends in 2019? Your first thought is probably in jail,

but that is not exactly the way this particular man is doing things.

Bruce Beresford Redman spends his days like any other suburban dad would, walking around the local

Home Depot. In June of 2019, just two months after being released from a Mexican prison,

Bruce was actually spotted walking around Home Depot, hand in hand with

his mother in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Gardinia. You might not recognize his name,

but you will most likely recognize some of the shows that he helped to create and produce,

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