Hawaii Doctor Allegedly Admitted to Attempting Wife’s Murder During FaceTime Call
Gerhardt Konig, charged with attempted murder, is accused of attacking his wife at a scenic cliff and later confessing the act to his son.
- Gerhardt Konig, a 46-year-old anesthesiologist, is being held without bail on charges of second-degree attempted murder following an alleged attack on his wife, Arielle Konig, at the Pali Lookout in Hawaii.
- Arielle Konig alleges her husband attempted to push her off a cliff, struck her in the head with a rock approximately 10 times, and tried to inject her with syringes during the attack.
- Two hikers intervened after hearing Arielle’s screams for help, enabling her to escape; Gerhardt fled but was arrested later that evening near the Pali Highway.
- Court documents reveal that Gerhardt allegedly FaceTimed his adult son after the incident, admitting, 'I just tried to kill Ari but she got away.'
- Arielle has filed a restraining order, citing months of sexual abuse, extreme jealousy, and controlling behavior leading up to the attack; she remains hospitalized in stable condition.