The article details the ongoing trial of Marius Borg Høiby in Oslo, who is facing serious charges including the alleged rape of a woman while she was asleep. On the first day of the trial, the court heard testimony from the victim, who recounted her encounter with Høiby in March 2024. As the trial progresses, the prosecution presented critical evidence, including five videos found on Høiby’s digital devices, which allegedly show the assault and the victim without her consent.

In today's hearing, the victim continued her testimony, elaborating on the circumstances that led to the incident. The prosecution has alleged that Høiby recorded the act and violated the woman's privacy by filming her without permission. Following the victim's account, it is expected that Høiby will respond to the charges after lunch, maintaining that he is not guilty of the accusations made against him.

The trial draws significant attention in Norway, highlighting issues of consent and digital privacy in cases of sexual violence. Public interest in the case is heightened given Høiby's profile and the nature of the charges, leading to ongoing discussions about legal protections for victims and the implications of technological evidence in court. The trial proceedings are being documented by Aftenposten, providing real-time updates to the public throughout the process.