The trial in Defiance county regarding Stephen Palladino’s arson charges continued on Wednesday. Prosecutors say in 2018, Palladino started a fire at his ex-wife’s home in Highland Township.
The blaze severely damaged the home, however the woman and their child inside, were able to get out safely.
Several witnesses have taken the stand in the case, most of which focusing on the details in the couple’s failed relationship.
More key witnesses are set to appear on Thursday.
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