Pvt. Isaac Aguigui was found guilty Thursday by military Judge (Col.) Andrew J. Glass on the fourth day of Aguigui’s court-martial on Fort Stewart for the murder of his wife, Sgt. Deirdre Aguigui, and the death of their unborn son.Glass told the court he found Aguigui guilty on all charges and findings but noted that he had not considered the government’s evidence that Aguigui was pending administrative discharge.Four pathologists, accepted by the court as experts in their field, failed to agree on the findings from the autopsy report on Sgt. Deirdre Aguigui during this week’s trial.The verdict came Thursday after three days of testimony by government and defense witnesses. The trial counsel, consisting of Maj. Scott Hughes and Capts.