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Acrimonious Relationships Detailed in Trial of Former Denver Broncos Owner.

By Kris Hudson, The Denver Post Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Feb. 5--Testimony Wednesday depicted a bitter relationship between former Denver Broncos owner Edgar Kaiser and his minority-stake partners, with each side undermining the other.

The revelations came as Kaiser spent his second day on the witness stand in a trial stemming from a 1999 lawsuit he filed against current Broncos owner Pat Bowlen.

The first example of the acrimony between Kaiser and his partners came with Kaiser's confirmation Wednesday that he called NFL officials

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