Marius Borg Høiby News & Current Events Part 1: December 2023 -


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That was Juliane Snekkestad.
Nora Haugland is a realty/influencer figure. - The impression I get from her is not particularly overwhelming. That does in no way justify what she is likely to have to have been through, I just doubt I'd like her personally. Call it male intuition.
Thank you, Muhler, I've been getting Nora and Juliane mixed up. I have a lot of sympathy for Juliane, I think she's a fairly normal young lady who tried her best to help Marius.

I agree, I don't think Nora is someone I'd enjoy spending time with.
 
Thank you, Muhler, I've been getting Nora and Juliane mixed up. I have a lot of sympathy for Juliane, I think she's a fairly normal young lady who tried her best to help Marius.

I agree, I don't think Nora is someone I'd enjoy spending time with.
Both women have such a "manufactured" look, neither one gives me a positive impression. Marius apparently doesn't go for the "wholesome" type.
 
The Norwegian paper Dagbladet has obtained a screenshot of the death threat Marius made against a man in his 20s.
The message was send at 00.59 on the 4th August.
It reads: "You are a f*ckings (yes, with an s) dead man."

In the article is also a soundbite where Marius in a conversation with the Frogner woman repeats the threat. (Only Marius is heard, presumably to protect the victim, I.e. the Frogner woman.)
Marius says: "If you (the Frogner woman) is not here within the hour I'll pour petrol on all the clothes that are already lying out here and then I'll put them on fire. (presumable the woman's clothes which I assume have been thrown outside by Marius)
If you are so damn scared of coming here, you can bloody hell take XX with you, I couldn't care less. Got that?"

The conversation continue with the two of them discussing an incidence.
And then: "After what I did to you tonight. Slapping you a little bit. Eh? - Slapped you a little bit with the palm of my hand."

After a while the conversation shifts to a third person: "F*CKINGS SHUT UP!"

"Because he's scared to death. - Because I'm gonna kill him."
 
The Norwegian paper Dagbladet has obtained a screenshot of the death threat Marius made against a man in his 20s.
The message was send at 00.59 on the 4th August.
It reads: "You are a f*ckings (yes, with an s) dead man."

In the article is also a soundbite where Marius in a conversation with the Frogner woman repeats the threat. (Only Marius is heard, presumably to protect the victim, I.e. the Frogner woman.)
Marius says: "If you (the Frogner woman) is not here within the hour I'll pour petrol on all the clothes that are already lying out here and then I'll put them on fire. (presumable the woman's clothes which I assume have been thrown outside by Marius)
If you are so damn scared of coming here, you can bloody hell take XX with you, I couldn't care less. Got that?"

The conversation continue with the two of them discussing an incidence.
And then: "After what I did to you tonight. Slapping you a little bit. Eh? - Slapped you a little bit with the palm of my hand."

After a while the conversation shifts to a third person: "F*CKINGS SHUT UP!"

"Because he's scared to death. - Because I'm gonna kill him."
All I can say is frightening, dangerous, disgusting! Looks like this guy has no feelings, no emotions, no feeling of justice or responsibility towards anyone. I have my doubts how a person like him can be turned round and healed. Sometimes I think the NRF can be glad that Marius so far hasn't killed anybody.
 
I can't understand why someone perceived to be this dangerous isn't still in rehab.

Marius was recently spotted at the Gardermoen Airport with lots of luggage accompanied by a female. I wonder where he is currently.

It is all quite sad nothing has been done yet when it's obvious he is seriously ill.
 
TV 2 gained access to the emails between Juliane Snekkestad's lawyer Petter Grødem and the Oslo Police District. On October 23 Grødem sent an email to the police: "In light of the evidence in the case, we ask the Oslo Police District to summon the accused's mother, Crown Princess Mette Marit, for questioning".
In an email on December 13, the Police writes that Mette-Marit is not required to testify under the Criminal Procedure Act. They also point out that the case is being sufficiently investigated to allow the question of prosecution to be decided.
– In addition to the victim and the accused, 14 witness interviews have been conducted in the case. The victim has also contributed to the investigation with her statement and any further observations made by the accused's mother will, in our view, not change the specific outcome of the case, writes police prosecutor Andreas Kruszewski.
 
Police prosecutor Andreas Kruszewski told to TV2 yesterday that the investigation is in its final phase, but is still ongoing. They have no time to give an indication of when it will be completed.
The police have done more than 60 interrogations in the case, the last interrogations were conducted in 2025.
The police are also spending a lot of time on is reviewing the enormous amount of material found on Marius' various phones and other data carriers.
There is a lot of work left before the case can be sent to State Attorney Sturla Henriksbø, who will decide what any indictment against Marius will look like. Neither Kruszewski nor Henriksbø will answer whether it is possible to conduct a possible trial against Marius before the summer.
 
New breakthough for the police?
Se og Hør writes that completely new and key evidence has been found that could draw even more victims into the case. These are very serious incidents that haven't previously been brought to light in the case against Marius.
Se og Hør hasn't so far clarified what types of evidence are in the new material that the police are now studying. If the charges haven't already been expanded, and have so far gone under the radar in recent days, the new development could lead to the charges against Marius being expanded once again.
Se og Hør doesn't know if Marius has been questioned about these new cases. The Oslo Police District press contact doesn't comment on details of the investigation. Øyvind Bratlien hasn't answered to the question about the police having received new evidence with new victims.
 
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New breakthough for the police?
Se og Hør writes that completely new and key evidence has been found that could draw even more victims into the case. These are very serious incidents that haven't previously been brought to light in the case against Marius.
Se og Hør hasn't so far clarified what types of evidence are in the new material that the police are now studying. If the charges haven't already been expanded, and have so far gone under the radar in recent days, the new development could lead to the charges against Marius being expanded once again.
Se og Hør doesn't know if Marius has been questioned about these new cases. The Oslo Police District press contact doesn't comment on details of the investigation. Øyvind Bratlien hasn't answered to the question about the police having received new evidence with new victims.

If true, these additional victims just add more fuel to the proverbial fire. Marius is a very, very mentally ill man who needs to be incarcerated and receive on-going treatment. The ONLY reason he has yet to be arrested is that his mother is Crown Princess. Any other person would be sitting in a jail!

This is ridiculous. Just arrest him already!
 
If he really has victimized all these women — and potentially even more — how has this not been the gossip around Norway for years? You’d think people would have been trying to sell their stories to the press, telling their friends, and leaking photos of the parties and women all over the internet.
 
Yes, and no. Even women who have been victimized/assaulted/raped by common, low profile, garden-variety criminals are generally loath to bring their stories forward. “She was asking for it.” “What was she doing there?” “What was she wearing?”
As we know, the large majority of sexual assaults go unreported, and especially those involving prominent people.
 
Here we go again, it was so quiet around this case for a long time, but it seems that the investigations are not ending soon.

Se og Hør tells about a previously unknown victim, TV profile and artist Linni Meister (39), known from the popular TVNorge program "Linni søker drømmeprinsen".
Linni and her lawyer John Christian Elden were asked to come to the police station for a chat about Marius. During police questioning, Linni told about Marius' good sides and that the accusations against her friend were difficult to understand. Then she was presented with evidence of abuse where she herself was the victim, evidence showing that Marius is allegedly attacking Linni. The evidence is from 2018. Linni reportedly explained that she had no idea that she had been subjected to an assault, and that she remembered it as a completely normal, pleasant social gathering. The material is said to be of such a nature that the police opened a case against Marius on their own initiative, regardless of whether Linni wanted to report him or not.
Police prosecutor Andreas Kruszewski doesn't comment. Marius' lawyer Øyvind Bratlien commented to Aftenposten that he hasn't received any documents from the police about this.

Defence lawyer confirms: New accusations of abuse
A well-known TV profile has the status of a new victim in the criminal case against Marius Borg Høiby.

Se og Hør's editor-in-chief Ulf A. Andersen writes that the investigation has taken a new and dramatic turn. The police have reviewed Marius' computer and mobile phone, where they have uncovered large amounts of photos and videos. These findings could have far-reaching consequences. The findings mark a significant breakthrough in the case. They may mean that more people are affected. The police have been hunting for digital clues from the start.
SH considers that the great public interest of the case means that this new information must also be published, especially because Marius is part of the royal family and has himself sought publicity. As Norway's most exposed family, the royal family must expect greater media focus than others, even though much investigation remains before the police can assess whether there are grounds for indictment.

Linni Meister's lawyer John Christian Elden confirms to Dagbladet that the police summoned Linni for questioning last week, and told her that she had been the victim of an assault. This came as a surprise to her and she was shocked. She cooperates with the investigation, but wants to protect her family and therefore not participate in any public discussion about this while the case is being investigated.
Dagbladet contacted Linni Meister. She agrees with Dagbladet covering this case, but doesn't want to comment.

Linni Meister at her Snapchat:
"I woke up to my phone falling to the floor, as it was being rung by the Norwegian and foreign press. I understand that there are many who want to comment on the case Se og Hør is reporting today, but I will not comment on it, other than that it is true. Mostly to protect myself and my family, and because I really feel for the person's family. This has to end and we can't have this anymore, or more victims, so I really hope the person gets serious help."
 
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Maybe I'm too stupid or don't have enough imagination, but I just don't understand that women knew absolutely nothing about being sexually abused. Even if they were drugged, they must have noticed something later, after they woke up, at least asking "Did I fall asleep?" or something like that. You sometimes read of victims who have been drugged in a bar or a disco by K.O. drops and cannot remember what happened afterwards, but they still remember what was before and are aware that something bad must have happened to them. But this is the second or third? case of a woman who is saying that she had no clue at all.
 
At this point they might as well open a hotline, "Have you spent any time with Marius? Have you partied at the Crown Prince Couple estate?, call us, you might have been abused!"

I really hope he is getting some help, instead of just hanging out as has been his life the past 28 years. But he needs to face punishment and consequences for all his actions.
 
Maybe I'm too stupid or don't have enough imagination, but I just don't understand that women knew absolutely nothing about being sexually abused. Even if they were drugged, they must have noticed something later, after they woke up, at least asking "Did I fall asleep?" or something like that. You sometimes read of victims who have been drugged in a bar or a disco by K.O. drops and cannot remember what happened afterwards, but they still remember what was before and are aware that something bad must have happened to them. But this is the second or third? case of a woman who is saying that she had no clue at all.
Respectfully, sexual abuse can exist in many forms and does not always cause oral, vaginal or rectal bleeding and/or bruising, nor is the presence of semen necessary for a sexual assault to occur. Symptoms may also be masked if the assault took place close in time to consensual sexual relations. Women are also especially prone to think that any cervical/vaginal or rectal pain must be related to menstruation or other medical needs.

Gisele Pelicot believed she possibly had cancer, but never thought she was being drugged and raped.

The mind is also very tricky when it comes to sexual abuse and assault. I have volunteered for years as a CASA in the US, and countless survivors and their mothers have told me in summary: "I didn't want to believe it, so I just told myself it wasn't true."

I'm not surprised that some of the alleged victims did not know they were abused. That doesn't diminish their status as victims.
 
2018.

That means that when he drugged the latest (known) victim in the autumn last year, he was a very experienced drug-rapist.
There is little question in my mind that the number of victims must be considerable. Perhaps up to 10 or even more victims. And that's just those he kept videos of.

He may be more thick than a wet plank, but he is also a cunning and experienced manipulator who is able to charm people around him. The latest victim here seems to have genuinely liked Marius - until she saw herself being raped by him.

He is an even more nasty piece of work than I first believed. I dare say no woman, not even his half-sister, should be alone with him. He's downright dangerous IMO.
 
What I find so pathetic is to hear the drib drab, ongoing hellacious news articles. Marius this, Marius that... At the pace this is going, Marius will be 58 not 28. This has become a very bad soap opera, season 7. Time to get this guy off the streets permanently.
 
The more details we learn, the greater the horror. These incidents are, thank God, not the norm in our experiences. We usually learn about the perverse and violent world that exists out there from the newspapers. This case is only being discussed intensively because it involves a public figure, a person who belongs to a royal family. I am a little ambivalent in my opinion about the recent publications.

Is it really necessary to publish all the details of sexual deviance? Unfortunately, there are enough cases like this, but we don't usually find out the details. To be honest, I don't even want to know them. It's so hard to bear. I'm not saying that Marius offenses should be hushed up, but I don't really want to know too many details.

To be honest, I also wonder about this woman's latest publication. I have my prejudices about it, but she doesn't exactly look like an innocent lamb to me. Other women involved in this matter have also managed to stay out of the press, why not her?

Every detail and every photo that is now being published of this latest victim is going through all the international newspapers. Big headline in the German “Bild” today, a newspaper that focuses on sensational news.
I think it would be better if the police in Norway did their job quietly, published a news item every now and then, but didn't constantly feed the tabloids.
I must also mention once again that I feel infinitely sorry for the family, whether royal or not, whether they are partly to blame or not. How difficult it must be to realize that your own child or stepchild, sibling or grandchild has gone astray like that. The next of kin are also victims, because they too are held responsible and are certainly distraught about what has become of their son.
 
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What a shame Mette-Marit & Haakon didn't listen to the people (from teachers to girlfriends) who were telling them Marius had issues. They were warned repeatedly, yet here we are.

It's a good thing that Marius is thick as a wet plank as you say Muhler, if he was smart he wouldn't have filmed his criminal behavior. I wonder what other criminal behavior beyond rape has he videoed. Some of his thug friends may be wondering the same.
 
The more details we learn, the greater the horror. These incidents are, thank God, not the norm in our experiences. We usually learn about the perverse and violent world that exists out there from the newspapers. This case is only being discussed intensively because it involves a public figure, a person who belongs to a royal family. I am a little ambivalent in my opinion about the recent publications.

Is it really necessary to publish all the details of sexual deviance? Unfortunately, there are enough cases like this, but we don't usually find out the details. To be honest, I don't even want to know them. It's so hard to bear. I'm not saying that Marius offenses should be hushed up, but I don't really want to know too many details.

To be honest, I also wonder about this woman's latest publication. I have my prejudices about it, but she doesn't exactly look like an innocent lamb to me. Other women involved in this matter have also managed to stay out of the press, why not her?

Every detail and every photo that is now being published of this latest victim is going through all the international newspapers. Big headline in the German “Bild” today, a newspaper that focuses on sensational news.
I think it would be better if the police in Norway did their job quietly, published a news item every now and then, but didn't constantly feed the tabloids.
I must also mention once again that I feel infinitely sorry for the family, whether royal or not, whether they are partly to blame or not. How difficult it must be to realize that your own child or stepchild, sibling or grandchild has gone astray like that. The next of kin are also victims, because they too are held responsible and are certainly distraught about what has become of their son.
Very well articulated with honesty and compassion. Thank you!
 
Se og Hør writes that the evidence the police have related to Linni Meister is a double-digit number of photos and three videos. Linni is unconscious in both the photos and videos, and it is clear that she is unaware of what she is being subjected to.

The press asked again today questions about this new information about Marius, when Haakon was at his work event and he didn't answer.
 
Se og Hør writes that the evidence the police have related to Linni Meister is a double-digit number of photos and three videos. Linni is unconscious in both the photos and videos, and it is clear that she is unaware of what she is being subjected to.

The press asked again today questions about this new information about Marius, when Haakon was at his work event and he didn't answer.
That must be terrible for the woman concerned. Perhaps I was a little harsh on her in my last post. That may have something to do with my prejudice against women who look so operated on and artificial. She would have done better to ask the police and the press not to publish her name. Of course, I don't know whether she wanted this or was unable to prevent it.
 
No matter what crowd a person hangs out with, how they look or dress, they had no control over being victimized and violated in the most personal of ways by a predator posing as a friend. They had no control over being preyed on and very little control over the unwanted exposure the criminal charges against Marius bring and will continue to bring.

At this point, all the blame goes on Marius. His parents may have failed to raise him properly, but he has no excuse for this kind of behavior as an adult. He's vile and needs to be disciplined harshly, even though I think it's too late for him to change much now. Some prison time with men who are a lot more bad than he is and who don't look kindly on sexual predators may wake him up, though.
 
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someone (MM mostly, with haakon's help) has got to take ownership of this problem. sadly, marius is now an adult, so disciplining someone at that age will not come easy but it looks to me like this is all gotten too much to continue generating news. the NRF always looked very lenient, but someone should step up at this point and put some order.
 
Se og Hør reveals that Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Ingrid Alexandra were with Marius at the Malangen resort outside Tromsø this weekend.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra is serving her first period of military service at Skjold camp - just over an hour from Malangen.

 
Se og Hør reveals that Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Ingrid Alexandra were with Marius at the Malangen resort outside Tromsø this weekend.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra is serving her first period of military service at Skjold camp - just over an hour from Malangen.

an intervention, hopefully?... the longer this goes on with no consequences/action from the royal family, my opinion of them diminishes further.
 
Haakon may have brought Marius with him to Malangen to keep an eye on him not wanting to leave him at home and I suppose to see IG. I wonder how much IG knows about Marius's drug addiction and especially his abuse history with women.

How much longer is it going to take before Marius gets his day in court. He's been skirting his illicit, illegal bad behavior for years, unfortunately. Society needs protection and he needs proper therapy! This is sad. 😔
 
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