Maui Doctor Trial Verdict: Live Updates

A jury convicted Gerhardt Konig, 47, a physician who lived in Maui, of attempted manslaughter. He faced charges tied to an alleged attack on his wife on an Oahu hiking trail in 2025.

Charges and jury instructions

Prosecutors had charged him with attempted murder. The jury evaluated five counts. Those ranged from attempted murder in the second degree to assault in the third degree.

The lowest count was a petty misdemeanor. Jurors received instructions to consider all charges carefully before deciding.

Accuser’s testimony

Arielle Konig testified during the trial. She took the stand on a Tuesday that fell exactly one year after the attack and on her birthday.

She said he tried to push her off a cliff. She also testified he stabbed her with a needle and struck her repeatedly with a lava rock.

Defendant’s testimony

Gerhardt Konig testified in his own defense. He said his wife tried to push him over the cliff.

He testified she struck him with a rock on the side of his face. He said he hit her twice in self-defense.

Family testimony and location

Emile Konig, the couple’s son, also testified. He said his father confessed during a FaceTime call after the alleged attack.

The incident occurred at the Pali Puka Trail on Oahu. That location was referenced repeatedly during testimony.

Verdict and next steps

The jury returned a guilty verdict for attempted manslaughter. Officials have not released details about sentencing at this time.

Filmogaz.com will provide Maui Doctor Trial Verdict: Live Updates as further proceedings unfold.