A suspected arsonist traveled from Missouri to Northern California to set more than a dozen wildfires before attending his 50th high school reunion.
A suspected arsonist traveled from Missouri to Northern California to set more than a dozen wildfires before attending his 50th high school reunion, a newspaper reported Saturday.
"He was excited to come. I talked to him five or six times during the night. He was happy he was there. He told me, 'I didn't expect to have this much fun.'" Santoro said."It turns out he had already set the fires."After he was arrested at the airport in San Jose, Graham told them he was in an"emotional" state over the loss of his wife in 2018 when he tossed flaming pieces of paper onto the side of a road.
Prosecutors said he drove through a foothill area northeast of San Jose and set 13 fires over the course of two days.
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