Dave Aronberg

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The Megyn Kelly Show · Hawaii Doc Gerhardt Konig's Appeal, Ebony Parker Case Dismissed - "The MK True Crime Show" with Dave Aronberg, Phil Holloway, and Ashleigh Merchant · 30 May 2026 podcast

And so she testified, you know, she testified that he tried to inject her with a syringe after beating her on the head, you know, gave pretty powerful testimony, enough that the jury, you know, voted to convict him.

And I think we've got her actual testimony at SOT2.

Yeah, so the latest, Dave, is they filed an appeal.

So apparently Gerard's defense attorney filed a motion for a new trial based on some post-trial interviews that were given by jurors.

And he said that while we remain grateful that Dr. Koenig was not convicted of attempted murder, statements by certain jurors after the verdict demonstrate that he should not have been convicted of attempted manslaughter either.

So apparently they're basing their appeal on that, Dave.

Dave, this is literally one of my worst nightmares as a defense lawyer.

I have so many things when I see this, so many different emotions and different memories come up.

Clients always want us to interview jurors after a verdict.

They always do.

And I always caution them, please don't.

And I like to talk to jurors about things in the case because I learn from it.

But interviewing jurors, you get this.

And it is terrifying when you see how the actual sausage is made inside that jury room.

I mean, what this juror is saying is that she voted to convict maybe because she was confused on the law.

I mean, that's what it sounds like because they voted to convict, and now she's saying we don't think that they proved it.

Well, you voted to convict, so what are you doing now?

Why are you changing your mind?

Yeah.

And, you know, the lawyers in this case are smart the way that they're attacking it because you can't typically impeach a verdict.

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