A grand jury indicted Neal C. Zumberge of first-degree murder in the May killing of his neighbor over a deer feeding feud.
The grand jury also indicted him on first-degree attempted murder for wounding his neighbor's girlfriend. Authorities believe Zumberge fired a semiautomatic shotgun at Todd G. Stevens and Jennifer Damerow-Cleven on May 5, killing Stevens.
Zumberge also remains charged with the initial counts filed against him: second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder. He is scheduled to stand trial Feb. 2, 2015.
Authoritied allege that Zumberge shot at his neighbors because of a years long feud about Stevens feeding deer in his yard. The day of the shooting, Damerow-Cleven had called the police on Zumberge's son, Jacob, who was wanted for making threats against her and Stevens.
