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Defense Asks Jury to Acquit Doctor in Attempted Murder of Wife: Closing Argument

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April 8, 2026

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The defense for Dr. Gerhardt Konig delivered their closing argument on Tuesday before the jury was sent to deliberate Konig’s fate in the case, in which he is charged with allegedly attempting to murder his wife, Arielle. The defense argued that Arielle was not a reliable witness, claiming she lied multiple times throughout her testimony. They also contended that the timeline of events did not add up and maintained that Konig was acting in self-defense. The defense urged the jury to return a verdict of not guilty.

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