Wife of Maui doctor describes terrifying birthday hike at attempted murder trial - NBC News

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March 24, 2026
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A Maui doctor's wife testified at his attempted murder trial about a terrifying birthday hike.

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The wife of a Maui doctor testified at an attempted murder trial, describing a terrifying birthday hike that led to the criminal charges against her husband. The trial centers on allegations related to an incident during what was meant to be a recreational outing. Her testimony provided key firsthand details about events that prosecutors argue constitute an attempted murder. The case has drawn attention to the dynamics between the couple and the circumstances that unfolded on the hiking trail. The trial is ongoing as prosecutors and defense present competing accounts of what occurred.

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