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Why Was Ken Fitzhugh Guilty Of Second Degree Murder?

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Was Kenneth Fitzhugh in San Mateo when his wife was murdered? Or was Ken Fitzhugh the murderer? Lots of people argue over whether he is guilty or not. I believe that he is guilty of second degree murder because of the compelling blood and the cell phone tower evidence. The blood evidence was a very strong point. His shoes, shirt and some paper towels that were stuffed under his seat in his car had his wife Kristine Fitzhugh’s blood on them. Why were they in his car? To go even farther, why were they hidden under a seat.? This is very suspicious. Ken put them there because after he killed her and hastily cleaned up, he put his bloody clothes and the paper towels that he used to clean up with away, and hid them somewhere he thought they

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