Marius Borg Høiby no longer has bar bars in the windows, but an ankle bracelet and a swimming pool at his fingertips. Sentenced to four years in prison for two rapes and dozens of offences, the son of the heiress princess Mette-Marit now lives under house arrest in the princely domain of Skaugum, a very comfortable daily that shockes Norway. After more than five months in pre-trial detention in Oslo, the 29-year-old man obtained the right to lea…
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Marius Borg Høiby no longer has bar bars in the windows, but an ankle bracelet and a swimming pool at his fingertips. Sentenced to four years in prison for two rapes and dozens of offences, the son of the heiress princess Mette-Marit now lives under house arrest in the princely domain of Skaugum, a very comfortable daily that shockes Norway. After more than five months in pre-trial detention in Oslo, the 29-year-old man obtained the right to lea…