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Hawaii doctor’s testimony in his attempted murder trial makes this a case of ‘she said, he said’
Gerhardt Konig and Arielle Konig offered conflicting accounts as jurors heard testimony about a rock attack, a syringe and a struggle near a cliff.
- In a Honolulu courtroom, Dr. Gerhardt Konig testified this week he struck his wife, Arielle Konig, in self-defense during an Oahu hike, contradicting her allegations of attempted murder on her 36th birthday.
- The couple visited Oahu for Arielle's 36th birthday last year while navigating a rocky marriage after she admitted an emotional affair. When Gerhardt confronted her in December 2024, he was angry and upset, she said.
- Arielle testified Gerhardt pushed her toward a cliff and bashed her head around 10 times with a rock. Gerhardt claimed he wrestled the rock away, hitting her two times only after she shoved him near the edge.
- Forensic testimony from a defense witness suggested Arielle's injuries were consistent with two or three strikes, not around 10. Gerhardt's son testified his father confessed to the attack during a FaceTime call.
- Gerhardt Konig has pleaded not guilty to second-degree attempted murder. If convicted, he faces a potential life sentence with the possibility of parole, as the jury weighs the conflicting testimonies at trial's heart.
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The Hawaiian doctor and his wife met on the edge of a cliff one morning in March last year. It was her 36th birthday and they made a picturesque walk in Oahu, in the middle of a difficult stage in their marriage, after the woman confessed to having maintained an “emotional” adventure. She did not want to continue along the path, which ran along the edge of a dangerous cliff. He did. What happened from that moment on took them to a courtroom in H…
Hawaii doctor’s testimony in his attempted murder trial makes this a case of ‘she said, he said’
A Hawaii jury must decide how much weight to give to the conflicting accounts of Dr. Gerhardt Konig and his wife, whose testimonies are at the heart of his attempted murder trial.
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