With a closely shaved head and a beard, Bruce Beresford-Redman is unrecognizable after being released from a Mexican prison for murdering his wife. The former "Survivor" and "Pimp My Ride" producer is back in Los Angeles, California, after serving seven years for killing his wife, Monica Burgos Beresford-Redman, at a Cancun resort in 2010. Beresford-Redman, now 48, and his wife were on vacation with their two children when she vanished. Her naked and bruised body was later discovered in the sewer of their vacation resort, and it was determined she had died by suffocation. Authorities said Beresford-Redman had hit his wife over the head with an object before strangling her and dumping her body.

The backpacks are rated IIIA, claiming to stop bullets from a 9mm handgun to a .44 Magnum. With the help of Taran Butler, owner of Taran Tactical Innovations in Los Angeles, Inside Edition put them to the test. Finally, Inside Edition tested out the backpacks' efficacy against an AR-15-style rifle, a weapon used in many school shootings, including in Parkland, Florida. "If you were wearing this and you were shot with this ..." trailed off Inside Edition Chief Correspondent Jim Moret. The material we use for Level IIIA protection allows for lightweight and durable wear, similar to what is used by law enforcement officers."

An Egyptologist and avid baker, Blackley recently wed his passions in a particularly unique way, baking bread from 4,500-year-old yeast meticulously extracted from ancient Egyptian ceramic pots. There must have been something very special about their bread and we're trying to recapture it." And for those of you worrying whether the bread is safe, Blackley has a message for you. Inside Edition's Chief Correspondent Jim Moret visited Blackley in his kitchen to give the bread a try. RELATED STORIESIvanka Trump Look-Alike Vacuums Breadcrumbs in Bizarre Art ExhibitWhat Is the Secret to Meghan Markle's Banana Bread?