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A doctor is accused of killing his wife after visiting a picturesque hiking trail in Hawaii and he allegedly tried to push her off a cliff on Monday 24 March
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In a petition for a temporary restraining order, Arielle Konig, 36, claimed that her husband Gerhardt Konig, 46, “extreme blind” after she accused her of an affair in December, the Associated Press reported
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Since then, a judge has said that Konig “has to go away from his wife and their children,” said the news agency
A doctor who is accused of killing his wife after he reportedly tried to push her from a cliff in Hawaii would have suffered “extreme jealousy” before the incident, his wife claimed in a petition for a temporary home ban, it was reported.
On the morning of Monday, March 24, Arielle Konig, 36, told an officer that she was on the Pali Puka path of the Pali -look in Oʻahu with her husband Gerhardt Konig, 46, when he reportedly asked her to take a selfie with him, people reported earlier.
She stated that she “did not feel at ease” take a photo “that is close to the edge”, a likely cause stated by people, that is said to be “pushing her into the bushes”, a rock and hit her about 10 times, Arielle claimed. Konig is accused of second -degree attempted murder.
It has now been reported that Konig – an anesthesiologist in Maui – accused his wife of having an affair in December, Arielle claimed in a petition for a temporarily limiting order, according to the Associated Press. This “led to extreme [jealousy] For his part, “said the news agency.
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Arielle and Gerhardt Konig
Arielle claimed in the documents that they had had therapy and counseling, the AP noticed. The agency added that a judge signed an order on Friday, March 28, which states that Konig “must stay away from his wife and their children.”
Arielle claimed in the petition that their two sons, 2 and 4 years old, had stayed at home in Maui with family and a babysitter, while the couple traveled to Oahu to celebrate her birthday, the AP reported.
The Honolulu officer continues the office of the lawyers and the judiciary of Hawaii did not respond immediately when people were contacted by people for additional information about the temporary limiting order.
According to the sworn declaration earlier obtained by people, during the alleged attack, Konig also took the back of his wife's hair, “hitting her face in the ground.”
“Arielle indicated that she was screaming for help and heard two other walkers; she was able to crawl towards them,” said the statement.
Arielle told an officer who reportedly removed two syringes from his bag and tried to “use them on her, but she was able to get them away from him,” said the statement.
One of the walkers said she was walking around 10.30 am local time when she heard a woman scream: “Help! Help me!” repeatedly. The walker ran to the area where she saw “a girl who lay on her back in the grass with a man on top of her, hit her on her head”, according to the documents.
Honolulu Police Department
Gerhardt Konig
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The walker claimed that Konig had a rock in his hand, and when he saw her, he stopped immediately and got up, according to the statement.
Arielle is said to have said at the time: “He tries to kill me. He beats me in the head with a rock,” before walking away and walked onto the path while the friend of the walker called 911.
According to the statement, Arielle was transported to the Queens Medical Center in a severe but stable state. Konig's bail was set at $ 5 million.
His lawyer could not be reached for comment, people reported earlier.
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