During a court hearing, Caroline Nitter, a friend of Marius Borg Høiby and a well-known influencer, recounted her experiences on the night of an incident at Michaels nightclub. Nitter described how she received a distressed call from another woman, referred to as the 'Frogner woman,' who was visibly upset. This led to a meeting outside the club where she inquired about Høiby's whereabouts.

The court case revolves around two major allegations against Høiby, who faces charges for reckless behavior towards the Frogner woman and for sexual assault against another woman later that night. Nitter elaborated on Høiby's behavior when he arrived at the club, describing him as appearing intoxicated, which raises concerns given the nature of the charges against him. Her testimony is significant in the context of the trial as it seeks to establish Høiby’s actions and mental state during the events in question.

The incidents at Michaels and the testimonies surrounding them have garnered public attention, especially given Høiby’s profile as the son of Norway's princess. This case not only highlights issues of accountability but also reflects on the broader societal conversations surrounding consent and behavior in nightlife settings. As the trial progresses, the outcomes could have significant implications for how similar cases are viewed in the future.