A Hawaii anesthesiologist, Gerhardt Konig, 47, is convicted of attempted manslaughter for an incident involving his wife on an Oahu hiking trail. According to reporting, Konig tried to push his wife, Arielle, 37, off a cliff. The prosecution’s case centers on the alleged attempt to cause her death during the outing, which led to his conviction. Konig has now asked for a new trial. The accounts also state that, after the verdict, he insulted jurors while pursuing post-conviction relief. The reporting is consistent in describing both the nature of the charges—attempted manslaughter—and the key allegation that he attempted to push his wife from a cliff on Oahu. At this stage, the case centers on the conviction and Konig’s request for reconsideration through a new trial rather than any additional outcomes described by the sources. The details of the court proceedings beyond the verdict and the request for a new trial are not elaborated in the provided articles.