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She didn't not know what,s going to happen with her ?

He said happy birthday. Then he tried to push her off a cliff. Imagine waking up on your birthday in a hotel in Hawaii. Your husband planned the whole trip — the flights, the hotel, the hike. You pack light, you put on your shoes, and you follow him up the trail. Because that's what trust looks like. You follow your husband up a mountain because you have never, not once, had a reason to be afraid of him. Now imagine the moment that changes. The trail narrows. The wind picks up. The drop appears — a thousand feet of open air straight down. And the man you married grabs both your arms. And starts pushing you backward. Toward the edge. This is not fiction. This is what happened to Arielle Konig on March 24th, 2025. Her real birthday. A real cliff. A real husband. His name is Dr. Gerhardt Konig. He is an anesthesiologist — a physician who spent his career walking into operating rooms knowing exactly which substances stop a human body and which keep it alive. Before they left for the hike, he packed two loaded syringes into his bag. When the cliff didn't work, he reached for those syringes. When she fought back and threw them away — he picked up a rock from the trail. He hit her ten times. She survived. Not because the plan failed. Because two strangers on the trail heard a woman screaming — and walked toward the sound instead of away from it. In this video, we go inside everything. The marriage that was fracturing in silence for months while they attended couples therapy. The abuse Arielle described in sworn court documents. The moment she realized — mid-push, on the edge of a thousand-foot drop — that her husband was not joking. The FaceTime call he made to his own son afterward, with blood still on his hands, confessing what he had just tried to do. And the one question that no one has been able to answer. What was in those syringes? He packed that bag the night before. He zipped it closed. He went to bed. He slept. And in the morning — he made coffee, and he smiled, and he said happy birthday. This case is only months old. The trial is still coming. And the full truth is still unfolding. But what has already emerged from court documents and sworn testimony is enough to make you question everything you think you know about the people closest to you. Think about the gap between a face and what lives behind it. ⚖️ All information in this video is drawn from court documents, police affidavits, sworn testimony, and verified public records. Dr. Gerhardt Konig has pleaded not guilty. This video does not render a verdict. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell — new cases every week, no filler. 👍 Like this video if you think Arielle's story deserves to be heard. 💬 Comment below — what detail from this case hit you the hardest?