Overview
- Attorney General Sturla Henriksbø announced on 18 August that Marius Borg Høiby is charged with 32 offences ranging from mal-treatment and violence to non-consensual filming and rape.
- The four rape counts stem from incidents in 2018, 2023 and 2024 in which prosecutors allege victims were asleep and filmed without consent.
- One alleged victim, former partner Nora Haukland, is identified as having endured physical and moral violence between summer 2022 and autumn 2023.
- Høiby denies the rape allegations but has admitted long-standing substance dependence and acting under the influence of alcohol and cocaine in past incidents.
- Prosecutors say Høiby could receive up to ten years behind bars and have indicated the trial may open in January 2026.