Overview
- Oslo police attorney Andreas Kruszewski specified one count of rape involving intercourse, two counts of rape without intercourse, four counts of sexual assault and two counts of bodily harm.
- Investigators drew on text messages, witness testimonies and searches linked to a double-digit number of alleged victims.
- Marius Borg Høiby denies most of the allegations and remains free pending trial under Norway’s presumption of innocence.
- Although raised alongside the royal heirs at Skaugum, Høiby holds no title or official duties and cooperated fully with police questioning.
- The Norwegian royal palace has maintained strict silence, declining to comment on the ongoing legal proceedings.