Sexual Assault Charges Against Son Of Norway’s Crown Princess
Oslos, Norvave (AP) -Oslo police on Friday, the eldest son of Norway’s Crown Princess Marius Borg Høiby, alleged victims of the alleged “double-digit” case after the investigation of a number of rape, sexual assault and physical damage, including the charges of the charges.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s 28-year-old son Høiby and the step-son of the throne heir, Crown Prince Haakon, has been under review in 2024. Rape claims And in preliminary charges Physical damage and criminal damage.
Oslo Police Lawyer Andreas Kruszewski said Høiby was a cooperative during the police interrogation. Police lawyer, machine messages, witness statements and police searches such as sources such as evidence in the case, he said.
At a press conference, Kruszewksi said that it contained two cases of relationship in charges and two rape, four sexual assault cases and two physical damage cases.
Im I can’t go into more details beyond verifying that there is a double -digit number about the number of victims in the case, ”he said.
Defense lawyer, Petar Sekulic, said to Associated Press in an e -mail, Høiby said, “He absolutely took the charges very seriously, but he did not accept any mistakes in most cases – especially in sexual abuse and violence”.
The Royal Palace “The case is going through the legal system and following normal procedures. We have nothing to add.” He said.
The case was the best news in Norway, where Royals was popular.
Høiby lived with Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus, who had previously been the royal couple and two children, but now he lived in a separate house near Sekulic.
Høiby is released in a possible hearing, and a court is entitled to the assumption of innocence until it reigns otherwise.
Høiby, once known as “Little Marius ,, grew up in the eyes of the people by enjoying the same reserve and privilege with the royal brothers, although his biological father Morton Borg was sentenced to imprisonment for drugs and violent crimes. Høiby accepted the use and addiction of cocaine.
When Norway’s future queen married Haakon, he made headlines in 2001, because he was a single mother who lived a free life with a friend convicted of drug charges.
