Sydney Sumner

And then, so she's vibrating.

The man is here.

The man is... Oh, the girl is here.

She's wearing...

She's wearing a purple tank top.

Yes, I don't think a jury in this situation is going to believe for one second that this husband was only acting in self-defense.

The story goes, the defense's story goes, they were hiking this beautiful trail, and despite spending this time together over this weekend trying to rekindle their relationship,

Ariel brought up that she was going to have to see her affair partner, a married man, at work when they returned from this trip.

At that point, Koenig threatened to expose this affair to all of her family and friends, making Ariel angry.

That's when Ariel tried to push him off the cliff, then hit him in the face with a rock.

So Koenig says he responded by pushing Ariel to the ground and hitting her in the face with the rock twice.

Again, I mean, twice versus once.

These syringes have not been found, but neither has Ariel's belongings that she brought with her on the trail.

So we have one trail and two very different stories.

And these defense attorneys are trying to convince the jury that Koenig acted correctly.

Ariel.

We saw photos in court of some bruising on the left side of Dr. Koenig's face.

Of course she did.

Ariel spent time in the hospital, yes.

I know the defense is arguing that Connie clearly didn't intend to kill her because she just had this head lack that bled a lot.