Debra Larson: My Husband Said Tim Huber Wouldn't Leave Property

Testimony in the trial of Tim Huber, charged in the alleged 2011 murder of Tim Larson of Albertville, began Thursday with Larson's widow Debra on the witness stand.

According to WJON:

In opening statements at the Timothy Huber murder trial in Willmar this (Thursday) morning, defense attorney Carter Greiner portrayed the defendant as a feeble-minded, physically abused son who followed the orders of his father, Delbert Huber, out of concern for his own safety. ...

Deborah Larson told the 8-man, 6-woman jury about how she and her husband were at one time friendly with the Hubers, but things went downhill when Tim Huber accused Tim Larson of allowing other people to hunt on the Huber property near Paynesville.

Read the full article at WJON.com.

The West Central Tribune detailed those troubles:

Under questioning by Kandiyohi County Attorney Jenna Fischer, Larson described the last time she talked with her husband, the evening before he was shot and killed in October 2011. The 11-minute call included that Tim Huber was on Larson’s father’s property fixing something and that Tim Larson had asked Huber to leave several times but that Huber would not leave the rural Belgrade property. ...

Larson also testified that her husband was also frustrated with his father, Norman Larson, because Norman had allowed cows to graze on corn specifically planted to attract deer for hunting. The corn was planted on Tim Larson’s land, a 40-acre parcel that Norman Larson had previously owned just southeast of Norman’s homestead.

Read the full article at wctrib.com.

Related at St. Michael Patch:

• Debra Larson: Timothy Huber Called Us 'Rich City People Who Need to Figure Things Out'
• Timothy Huber, Second Man Accused of Murdering Albertville Teacher, Set for Trial
• Delbert Huber, Man Who Shot St. Michael Teacher, Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
• Delbert Huber Pleads Guilty to Murder of Albertville Teacher
• Mental Evaluation Complete for Accomplice in St. Michael Teacher’s Death
• Accomplice in St. Michael Teacher's Shooting Claims Mental Illness