Overview
- Oslo police searched Høiby’s newly rented Frogner apartment shortly before Christmas under a court order tied to separate probes.
- Reporting indicates the inquiry spans multiple alleged offenses and that at least one of the matters is described as serious.
- Investigators have interviewed Høiby and a possible additional alleged victim as they follow up new leads.
- Police and defense lawyers have declined public comment on the search and the new allegations.
- Høiby remains scheduled for a February 3 trial in Oslo on 32 counts, including four rape charges, with up to ten years in prison at stake.