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Murder of Kristine Fitzhugh
Kristine Fitzhugh (born 1947) was a music teacher in Palo Alto, California. She was murdered in her home on May 5, 2000. On October 11, 2001, her husband, Kenneth Fitzhugh, was convicted of her second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years to life. The murder attracted strong local attention.
==Murder==
On May 5, 2000, Kristine was murdered at her home. Her husband created an alibi by running an errand with two family friends. He made an excuse to stop by the house after getting a call on his mobile phone from Palo Alto Unified School District that Kristine had not come in to teach. He went inside and supposedly "discovered" that his wife was dead.
Kristine's body was at the bottom of the stairs to the basement. Kenneth claimed she had tripped on a pair of shoes on her way down to the basement, and suffered a deadly fall. The paramedics, however, were suspicious of the circumstances. A forensic investigation determined that Kristine had been killed in the kitchen and then repositioned by her husband at the bottom of the stairs in a staged accident. Investigators used luminol to discover water-diluted blood on the floor in the kitchen, as if Kenneth had cleaned the blood off the floor.
During the time of the murder, Kenneth claimed he was in San Mateo, California, far from his house, looking at real estate. However, Craig Frost from Verizon Wireless examined the firm's cellular telephone records and determined that a Fitzhugh telephone call that happened just a few minutes before the murder did not use a cellular tower antenna in San Mateo but rather a Palo Alto antenna that served Fitzhugh's own neighborhood.
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