Real Housewives' Murder Suspect Out of Jail

Man accused in the beating death of A.J. Jewell posts bail

We doubt this will sit well with The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Frederick Richardson, the man accused in the slaying of A.J. Jewell, the on-off fiancé of Housewives star Kandi Burruss, was released from Atlanta's Fulton County Jail early Tuesday.

Richardson was sprung after posting $10,000 bond. While that may seem low, Magistrate Judge Karen Woodson said it was fitting with the crime, especially after an initial coroner's report suggested the blood disorder sickle-cell anemia may have been a factor in Jewell's death.

Richardson was taken into custody following an Oct. 2 brawl in the parking lot of Body Tap, an ATL strip club co-owned by Jewell, and charged with voluntary manslaughter. According to police, Richardson, a club employee, got into a slugfest with his boss. Jewell sustained a severe blow to the head and died several hours later.

No word yet on when Richardson is due back in court.