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David Larsen had inflicted so much trauma on Teri, including a crushing injury to her skull, authorities feared they would cause further damage if they tried to move her from the trash can—so...
By John Diedrich of the Journal Sentinel. Published on: 8/4/2010. A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and life prison term for David Larsen, a Racine man who was convicted of...
Larsen, 41, had pleaded no contest last month to attempted murder and two counts of interfering with child custody. He still faces similar charges in federal court. Judge Dennis Barry on...
JANINE ANDERSON. Sep 9, 2010 Updated Dec 18, 2013. David Larsen, in prison for trying to kill his ex-wife six years ago, allegedly tried to escape Saturday. Department of Corrections...
Larsen, armed with a baseball bat, bound the woman with duct tape, stuffed her into a garbage can and left her for dead in an Illinois storage locker. During the 26 hours that followed, Jendusa...
Attempted Wife Killer Still Must Pay Big Judgment. CHICAGO (CN) - A man convicted of trying to murder his ex-wife by locking her in a snow-filled trash bin cannot use bankruptcy to avoid paying her $3.7 million in damages, the 7th Circuit ruled. In 2004, David Larson beat his ex-wife, Teri Jedusa-Nicolai, with a baseball bat and transported her ...
20K views 13 years ago. A judge has dismissed David Larsen's request to see his children while he serves a life sentence in prison for trying to kill his ex-wife, Teri Jendusa-Nicolai....
