Nancy Grace

In fact, when two impartial observers, hikers, two female hikers come upon the attempted murder scene, they take one look at Dr. Gerhard Koenig.

And they run because they were convinced he was going to try and kill them as well.

So all of your back and forth, Josh Coles Rue, jumping on the defense bandwagon, trying to make Errol Koenig, the nuclear engineer, look bad.

I mean, the photos speak for themselves.

Could I see the still photo of blood gushing down her face?

That's what I want to see.

You see her in this shape, and you see him running and hiding unharmed in the woods, hiding out, trying to avoid police, until he finally sneaks out and they nab him, but only after he confesses to his son, I tried to kill Arie, but she got away.

To Susan Hendricks, joining me, investigative journalist Susan Hendricks.

Help me out.

Did you hear Cole's rude?

Okay, whoa, whoa, wait a minute.

Colesrood.

Colesrood, his own blood, biological son, referred to his father as the defendant?

Ouch.

Let me understand what you're saying, Josh, post incident conduct.

You mean like him hiding in the woods from the police?

Colesrood, isn't it true that Dr. Gerhard Koenig had the idea to take Ariel up that dangerous trail?

Isn't that true?

You won't answer because you don't like the answer.

The answer is this whole thing was orchestrated by him.