82-year-old sentenced to 30 years for murder in rural Minnesota

Delbert Huber was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years and 7 months in prison for the killing of Timothy Larson, 43, a middle school teacher from Albertville. The case shocked the rural community roughly 95 miles west of the Twin Cities.

Author:: BMTN Staff
Updated:: Mar 8, 2018
Original:: Sep 4, 2012

Delbert Huber, the 82-year-old Paynesville man who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death last October of Timothy Larson, 43, of Albertville, was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years 7 months in prison, the West Central Tribune reports.

Larson was a special education teacher who lived with his wife and two sons in Otsego, St. Michael Patch reports.

Huber's son, Tim, also is charged with murder in the incident, which occurred on a farm owned by Timothy Larson's father west of Willmar, St. Michael Patch says. The shooting stemmed from a disagreement, in part over $50 and some farm equipment, the online news source reports.

For more background on the case, the St. Michael Patch has collected headlines on a web page as it has been covering the case closely in recent months.