US EditionSon of Norway's Crown Princess, Accused of Raping 4 Women, Faces New Charges
The additional indictment includes six counts such as a serious narcotics offense involving 3.5 kilos of marijuana, consolidating charges for the Oslo trial starting February 3.
- Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, is accused of raping four women and faces new charges, including a serious narcotics offense, according to prosecutors.
- Hoiby was charged on Aug. 18 with four rapes and 28 other crimes, including violence against ex-girlfriends.
- He admitted to a serious narcotics offense involving 3.5 kilos of marijuana from a 2020 incident, according to Henriksbo.
- The trial is set to take place in the Oslo district court from Feb. 3 until March 13.
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Marius Borg Høiby Hit With New Charges Ahead of Rape Case Trial
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been hit with fresh charges including a serious narcotics offence, weeks before his trial on multiple rape accusations is due to begin. Prosecutors announced the additional six counts on Monday, covering incidents dating back to 2020. Høiby, 29, has admitted to transporting 3.5 kilograms of marijuana but denies other allegations such as violating a restraining order. Previous…
The oldest son of the noble princess of Norway, who will be tried in February accused of abusing four women, was convicted of new crimes, including a drugrelated, announced promotion on this Tuesday. In the worst scandal to reach the Norwegian royal family, Marius Borg Høiby was indicated on 18 August by four allegations of rape and 28 other charges, including domestic violence against ex-parties.
On February 3rd, the trial against Marius Borg Høiby begins. The son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit is inter alia charged with rape. Now, the prosecutor's office presents six new charges.
On 3 February, the trial begins in which Princess Mette-Marit's son is charged with four counts of rape, among other things.
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