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https://www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/article/six-months-later-questions-remain-in-eli-woods-disappearance/ Nothing new but Published: April 19, 2026 at 4:56PM EDT and more refuse in the driveway in this recent photo

Gerhardt gambled with A LOT. And lost it all. 😎

Ah, so if she was found with it in her bloodstream, he would suggest suicide?

No, they changed the rules in the recent past. I posted about this previously. He could get 20 or close to 20.

Clipped by me above. Do we know this for sure? ;) hmmm

Ok got it. Wife testifies during trial of doctor accused of trying to kill her on Hawaii hiking trail "Arielle Konig testified that her husband was on top of her, "trying to get me closer to the cliff." Then, she said, he had a syringe in his hand. "He says, 'Hold still,' and I see the...

Someone mentioned he may have filled the needle when he went up higher and she didn't follow. I can see that happening. Or, he did it at the hotel or in the car. Filling a syringe from a vial takes seconds, not minutes, especially if the vial was already opened, the syringe already unwrapped...

Something that has stayed on my mind, Mekayla Bali’s maternal grandfather died in March 2016, about one month before she disappeared. Could this have been some type of trigger? His obituary NIEBERGALL - Gerald Paul

Wish I could edit. I meant to say Saskatchewan has large open areas. (Was thinking too hard about a Winnipeg case.)

Yes, he was cleared and appeared on a video with a journalist since. I believe him. I think it was the guys who she called the noise police on.

We drove around the area recently - right past the homeless camp on Victoria. What a very full nightmarish villa. We were in that area for other business. I tell you, I did look in ditches as I was in the passenger seat. May someone stumble upon his body soon! May we hear from LE soon! And if...

To be clear, it would have been 'attempted murder'. I think they voted as they did because for sure they thought he was mentally ill due to his obsessiveness. That lined up more with the EMED thinking. IMO.

too many men were on that jury

Let's say he did have a mental break, that doesn't exclude he tried to kill her in cold blood.

What 'do no harm' doctor would reach for a rock to beat his wife? "Dr. Konig's defense team says Arielle attacked him first after he confronted her about an emotional affair- and they say he hit her with the rock in self-defense." Son of doctor accused of Hawaii murder plot testifies, says...

He may try to have profofol smuggled in to sell and then use on himself to end the horror. Speculation :)

I think they all saw he was mental so the EMED or whatever it is called made more sense to them.

I asked CoPilot. It says: "Judge Wong is not known for leniency in violent‑felony cases. He has a documented history of imposing very severe sentences when the facts support it." There are links provided if I must add them.

I later learned Konig will have a mental evaluation and the judge will consider that in the sentence. It could be lower. I hope not. I saw the judge rolling his eyes (sort of).

It is sad and takes a long time to break free (speaking from experience). He is not dead, she will not get comfort like at a funeral, she will grieve the loss of the "marriage" the loss of who she thought he was, the regret of being gullible. The grief for the kids to not understand where their...