Attempted Manslaughter

Hawaii doctor Gerhardt Konig was found guilty of attempted manslaughter for trying to kill his wife, Arielle, on her birthday. He faces up to 20 years in prison, with the defense planning to continue the fight.

A top doctor was convicted of attempted manslaughter after attempting to push his wife off a cliff in Hawaii. The case highlights a tragic intersection of personal tragedy and legal consequences.

A top doctor was found guilty of attempted manslaughter after attempting to push his wife off a cliff in Hawaii. The conviction highlights a severe personal tragedy and legal consequences for the act.

Gerhardt Konig, a 47-year-old Hawaii anesthesiologist, was found guilty of attempted manslaughter after prosecutors alleged he tried to kill his wife Arielle Konig during a birthday trip to Honolulu. The verdict was reached by a Honolulu jury following deliberations.

The Maui doctor was found guilty of attempted manslaughter. The verdict underscores the serious legal consequences of medical malpractice.

Gerhardt Konig, a Hawaii anesthesiologist, was convicted of attempted manslaughter for allegedly trying to kill his wife. The conviction was based on evidence of extreme mental or emotional disturbance.

Hawaii anesthesiologist Gerhardt Konig was convicted of attempted manslaughter after attacking his wife on a cliffside hike, with prosecutors citing jealousy over alleged infidelity. Digital evidence, including Reddit searches and a Dropbox folder, highlighted his planning and fixation on divorce.

Dr. Gerhard Konig, a Maui doctor, is accused of attempting to kill his wife during a hike. He is set to stand trial in April 2026 for the attempted manslaughter charge.