The article from Aftenposten outlines the events of the ongoing trial against Marius Borg Høiby, which is currently in its third week. On February 17, court proceedings are set to wrap up the presentation of evidence regarding the alleged rape and filming of a victim known as the 'Oslo woman.' Significant developments are expected as the trial continues, particularly with notable experts and witnesses set to provide critical testimonies into the case.

Prominent figures such as former police officer Stig Berg Larsen from Kripos will again appear in court to present findings from police seizures and technical investigations that tie into the charges against Høiby. Additionally, sleep expert Ståle Pallesen, who has been appointed as an expert witness, will share his conclusions regarding whether the evidence aligns with the claim that the women were asleep during the alleged assaults.

The testimonies of the last three witnesses will include the father of one of the alleged victims, a friend of the victim, and a leader from an assault support center. These testimonies could prove pivotal in the prosecution's case as the trial reaches a crucial turning point with significant implications for Høiby’s future and for the broader issues of sexual assault in society.