US EditionJudge Denies Bail for Doctor Accused of Trying to Kill Wife
- A judge rejected efforts to keep confidential the divorce case of Hawaii anesthesiologist Gerhardt Konig, who faces charges related to an alleged assault on his wife during a hike in Honolulu last March.
- The denial followed motions filed by Konig's wife to protect their young children’s privacy after she filed for divorce last month and accused him of assault and sexual abuse.
- Prosecutors state Konig pushed his wife toward a cliff edge, tried to inject her with a syringe, and bashed her head with a rock during the incident.
- Konig remains held without bail while facing criminal charges, and his wife's attorney requested the public respect their privacy during this difficult time.
- The judge ruled cameras may record the proceedings except when discussing the couple’s two children under five, emphasizing no law requires privacy in divorce cases.
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Judge denies privacy in divorce case of former UPMC doctor charged with attempting to kill his wife
WAILUKU, Hawaii — A judge denied a request to keep proceedings private in a divorce case for a Hawaii doctor accused of attempting to kill his wife on a hiking trail. Gerhardt Konig’s wife filed for divorce last month after he was indicted on an attempted murder charge. Konig, a
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Judge denies bail for doctor accused of trying to kill wife
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