COURT: Judge Modifies Visitation For Sisters Of Slain Monica Beresford-Redman
Sept. 17 2010, Published 5:05 a.m. ET
The sisters of murder victim Monica Beresford-Redman were ordered monitored visitation with their slain sister’s children, Breaking Celebrity News has learned.
From a Los Angeles on Friday morning, Judge Mitchell Beckloff made order for Jeane and Carla Burgos but wanted to make it clear that he didn’t do it because he believed claims made by Bruce’s camp that they were saying anything negative to the children during their visits.
But with an upcoming custody trial set for November, the judge thought it would be best to have another set of eyes and ears with the sisters and the children during their visits.
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The sisters didn’t object to the order and, in fact, welcomed the opportunity to prove that they never say anything disparaging about Bruce, or Monica's murder.
The judge asked that the sisters, as well as Bruce’s parents – who are the temporary guardians to the children – meet with one another and come up with a suitable monitor who would be cost free.
As Breaking Celebrity News has previously reported, Monica's sisters had filed declarations in court opposing a motion by Bruce's parents, Juanita and David, for modified visitation with their niece and nephew.