The Hawaiian doctor’s wife tried to escape and again while attacking 1,200-foot peak: affidavits

Her hospitalist who is accused of trying to kill is reportedly trying to escape her during her suspected attack on the famous Hawaiian avop, police said.

Arielle Konig, 36, survived March 24 When her husband, Gerhardt Konig, said he tried to throw him in Oahu, Hawaii, was reported earlier.

Arielle suspected Gerhardt, her seven-year-old husband, after refusing to take a picture with him during the pupil meeting. with an access to an affidavit received by people.

While traveling, Gerhardt asked to take Selfie and Arielle but, given to the edge of the Gerhardt, did not feel comfortable, and told investigators.

When he tried to leave, Gerhardt took him to heart, and said to him. When he refused the second time, he was said to “push him from the blocks” and a struggle, Numeled.

Arielle was initially able to escape, but he attacked him – he hit him on the rock about 10 rocks, “made his face down,” he stabbed his feet down.

When he shouted for help, Arielle heard two others walking and cried out to her, told police.

Gerhardt then said that two syringes in her bag tried to put her to put her before she could escape and, an affidavit.

One of the two Witnesses told police to hear Arielle crying for help and found that Gerhardt was accused of over her head. He stopped when he saw him, and the Witness told police.

Arielle ended up from her husband, as she ran away from the trail, a affidavit.

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Gerhardt, a nervous doctor from Pittsburgh, Pa.

On the previous week order, Ariielle is accused of accused of accused her to suspect her in Dite and she caused jealousy “” the opponent.

The couple had been counseled.

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Gerhardt is charged with attempted murder and held in bail of $ 5 million, online court records, which did not sign the PLEA information as a time of publication. The suspects who suspects receive records in court responding to applications for comment.

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