Overview
- Prosecutors filed the indictment on August 18, accusing Høiby of 32 offenses, four of which are rape charges spanning 2018, 2023 and 2024
- The case lists about 16 alleged victims and includes counts of domestic abuse, death threats, non-consensual recordings and property damage
- Høiby denies the most serious allegations through his lawyers while admitting to some minor violent conduct under the influence of alcohol and cocaine
- He remains free pending a trial expected to begin in mid-January 2026 and last approximately six weeks
- The Norwegian royal household has deferred comment and stressed that the courts will handle the case with equal treatment under the law