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abcnews.com
Doctor accused of trying to kill wife on hike found guilty of attempted manslaughter - ABC News
<strong>A Hawaii doctor accused of trying to kill his wife on a hiking trail last year has been found guilty of attempted manslaughter</strong> following several hours of deliberations over two days in the high-profile trial.
courttv.com
HI v. Gerhardt Konig: Trouble in Paradise Trial | Court TV
Argued that <strong>Gerhardt Konig intentionally tried to kill his wife using multiple plans</strong> (pushing her off a cliff, hitting her with a rock and attempting to inject her with a syringe).
apnews.com
Jurors are deciding whether a doctor tried to kill his wife during a cliffside hike in Hawaii
HONOLULU (AP) — <strong>An anesthesiologist accused of trying to kill his wife during a cliffside hike near a popular scenic lookout in Hawaii struck her so hard with a rock that pieces of it broke off in her scalp</strong>, a prosecutor told jurors before ...
wral.com
Jurors are deciding whether a doctor tried to kill his wife during a cliffside hike in Hawaii :: WRAL.com
If Gerhardt Konig had wanted to kill his wife and had access to a syringe in a remote area, attorney Thomas Otake suggested, wouldn't he have drugged her and then thrown her from the cliff, rather than having started a scuffle before attempting to fill the syringe as he was wrestling with her? “You would use the syringe first,” Otake said. “It makes no sense.” · The trial started last month, nearly a year after Gerhadt and Arielle Konig went on a hike on the Pali Puka trail in Honolulu that ended with her bloodied and screaming that he had tried to kill her.
the-independent.com
Gerhardt Konig trial: Hawaii doctor who ‘tried to kill wife on scenic hike’ will soon learn his fate | The Independent
Do not go beyond this sign.” · <strong>Gerhardt Konig testified that as he watched his wife crawl away, he believed his marriage and career were over, and he decided to jump to his death.</strong>
abcnews.com
Jury deliberating in Hawaii trial of doctor accused of trying to kill wife during hike - ABC News
Prosecutor Joel Garner told jurors in his closing argument that the evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt that <strong>Gerhardt Konig intended to kill his wife that day on the challenging, narrow and steep Pali Puka Trail by pushing her off the cliff.</strong>
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