Testimony Continues at Drew Peterson Trial

Testimony at former police officer Drew Peterson's murder trial has resumed after legal drama threatened to end the trial before it barely started.

Prosecutors called a paramedic to the stand Thursday just after a judge decided not to declare a mistrial. The judge admonished prosecutors for making several errors. But he said they didn't stop Peterson from getting a fair trial.

Louis Oleszkiewicz (oh-lees 'KAY-vich) described arriving in 2004 at the home of Peterson's alleged victim — Peterson's third wife, Kathleen Savio.

He addressed prosecutors' contention Peterson staged the bathroom where Savio was found so it looked like she died accidentally. He said a towel in the bathroom that appeared in an investigation photo wasn't there when he was in the home later.

Peterson has pleaded not guilty.