The twisted cause of the “extremely jealous” Upper Doctor “tried to kill” the wife of an engineer on the hwawaii pedestrian trail and his phone call to son

A prominent doctor believed that his wife from a nuclear engineer was dealing with a month before he allegedly tried to kill her, pushing her away from the Hawaiian pedestrian trail.

Gerhardt Konig, 46 years old, is accused of a brutal attack on his wife for six years, 36 -year -old Ariel Konig, at the top of a picturesque pile examination in Oahu last week and leaving her in serious condition with “numerous tears on the face and neck” and broken finger.

When she continued to recover at the Queen’s medical center with her mother nearby, Ariel filed a damn restraining order against her husband on Thursday.

It states that Gerhardt, a well -known anesthesiologist, accused him of deception in December, and since then he became inclined to “extreme jealousy” and even “tried to control and monitor all my communications” Pittsburgh’s reports after newspapers.

They tried to resolve their differences in the treatment of a couple, it is a petition, and everything looked up when Gerhardt planned a day off on the weekend for Oahu on the 36th birthday of Ariel.

And yet many knew that the couple were shocked by the news about the arrest of Gerhardt.

“I just didn’t see this coming,” – 53 -year -old Christina Ferguson, who worked for a couple as a cleaner for the last six months, told Dailymail.com in an exclusive interview.

‘No one saw that. People say things like: “She probably had a matter or she was deceiving,” but she is not at all.

“She is the best, most caring, patient, generous, loving person. I mean, every ideal attribute you could come up with a person and that’s it, – said the cleaner.

‘She worked from home, so she didn’t run. And they just returned from the family vacations, only last month.

Ferguson continued to describe the doctor as “pleasant and kind”.

“Usually he was quiet when he was at home because he would usually be at work when I was there,” Ferguson said. “But a couple of times he was there, he was quiet, polite and talks.”

She added, “The way they talked to each other was exciting. They love, so it just came out of nowhere.

“Usually, especially here, in Hawaii, where domestic violence is very common, you can see signs – there is control behavior and something.

“There was nothing here.”

Ariel Square about a temporary restrictive order tells a different story – as she claims that she is afraid of herself, her children and a dog if Herhardt is on bail.

She told how she and her husband came to the island on March 23, and their children stayed in a house of $ 1.5 million in Kakhului on Maui Island with family members.

The next day, Ariel says that her husband suggested passing a trail near the observation pile, which she called as “narrow sections of a spine with steep falling on both sides.”

One day, during the campaign, Ariel said she became “difficult” and said she didn’t want to go on. Instead, she decided to climb a nearby tree so that her husband could take a picture of her – but he suggested that he instead take a selfie at the edge of the rock.

Ariel said she then asked her husband to move away from the edge, “because I felt dizziness,” and he pledged.

But when she came to the doctor, he “grabbed me by my hands and began to repel me to the edge of the rock.”

At the same time, “he shouted something to” get back there, I am so sick with you, “Ariel wrote.

She said he was joking at first, then “quickly realized that he was seriously trying to make me fall off the rock.”

Ariel said that she quickly dropped to the ground from the edge, but her husband rose to her.

Desperately, Ariel said she begged him to think about her two young children, aged 2 to 5 years.

And all, they continued to be – and at one point Ariel said that Gerhardt grabbed his bag and took out the syringe he tried to introduce it.

“I do not know what was in the syringe, but Gerhardt is anesthesiologist and has access to several potentially deadly drugs as part of her work,” Ariel said in her request for restrictive order.

Thinking on her feet, Ariel said she had grabbed a syringe and threw it when her husband combed his bag for what, in her opinion, was another syringe, Tribal reports.

But before he could grab him, Ariel said she had baked his forearm.

It seemed to reassure him for a moment, “but then grabbed a nearby rock and began to beat me several times on his head.”

He also grabbed her hair and broke her face into the ground, she claims.

Fortunately, two women heard the path as Ariel was shouting for help.

Then one ran forward and said to the police that he saw a man who hit the woman in the head of the rock when the woman shouted, “He was trying to kill me.”

Then the women warned Herhardt that they called 911, and at that moment he escaped from the scene, and the women helped Ariel down the trail, where the first reacting was transported to a local hospital in critical condition.

Despite her condition, she was able to tell the police that her husband had attacked her and was arrested after a six -hour hunt.

After his arrest, Ariel said she learned that her husband had called one of her adult children from FaceTime.

He was allegedly covered with blood and said to his son, “I just tried to kill Ari, but she went,” according to the request.

Ariel’s petition was eventually granted on Friday, forbidding Herhardt to have any contact with his wife or their children and enter the Maui house.

It came when the doctor was officially accused of charging the murder of the second degree, Hawaii’s news is now reported.

He is now kept without bail in the Oahu Correctional Center in Honolulu and will return to court on Monday, and Ariel “focuses on her reconstruction at home in Maua with the support of his family,” her lawyer said.