The doctor accused of trying to drive wife Hawaii Cliff accused of attempted murder

A doctor in Hawaii arrested this week has been accused of murder at second degrees after being alleged Trying to shoot his wife from a cliff In Hawaii, Honolulu said police.

The 36-year-old woman, who has not been appointed publicly, survived the attack on March 24 in a famous scenic place in Oahu, Hawaii, but remains in critical condition.

Her husband, 46-year-old Gerhardt Konig, initially fled the scene but was arrested later in the evening, Honolulu police department said earlier in a statement.

He was accused of murder on second degreesThe The police said in an update on Wednesday, March 26. The castle was set at $ 5 million.

Konig is expected to make his first court on Thursday, Island News Reports. His lawyer, Myles Breiner, told the outlet his client does not have a criminal history.

“Why did he do this? It’s a mystery … He has nothing on his record here or anywhere else he has ever lived in,” Breiner told Island News. “So it is quite surprising that he would not get involved in this kind of behavior.”

People have also reached Konig’s lawyer for comments.

The Honolulu police found the woman on a hiking trail after they received a report on a man who beat a woman, according to their first statement.

The victim claimed to the police that Konig, her husband, tried to throw her off the track before he hit her head several times with a stone.

It was not immediately clear who reported the attack, but the police say there were two witnesses who also called 911.

Konig attacked his wife because she refused to take a picture with him, Hawaii News now reported, with reference to the police. The woman suffered several injuries to the head and face, according to Honolulu rescue services.

The couple, who lives in Maui, were in O’Ahu at the Pali Lookout area, known for their scenic view At a height of 1,200 feet with “winds so strong that one can lean on the wind wall”, according to the division of state parks.

According to unspecified sources they were on vacation, Khon 2 reported. Public records show that the woman’s birthday is in March.

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